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Love it. I really wonder though how people ended up doing this?
A notorious issue when doing Windows support (An experience I recommend to every developer!): Double clicking a folder or file in Explorer in order to open it, but slipping the mouse and therefore accidently moving the target into another folder.
Almost never happens with Mac or Linux. How's that? :)
Love it. I really wonder though how people ended up doing this?
A notorious issue when doing Windows support (An experience I recommend to every developer!): Double clicking a folder or file in Explorer in order to open it, but slipping the mouse and therefore accidently moving the target into another folder.
I had an incredible deja-vu feeling on the guys standing around the hoop, so weird.
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A notorious issue when doing Windows support (An experience I recommend to every developer!): Double clicking a folder or file in Explorer in order to open it, but slipping the mouse and therefore accidently moving the target into another folder.
It is an irony that Windows makes keyboard shortcut users out of even non-techies.
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It's probably property of AOL. But REAPER isn't open source either. Justin Frankel has released other open source stuff though.
Also while it's not open source, the source also leaked years ago, and there are unofficial updates to the old AOL winamp too. No idea if they kept going once the real thing got an update...
Was the internet better back then or am I just old?
When a new island is formed, usually it is first inhabited by algae and moss. As the ecosystem matures, plants, birds, insects, and all sorts of organisms populate it. You can still usually find the early algae and moss. They are just harder to spot due to the thriving and abundant ecosystem. I think the Internet is a lot like that.
Guess I'll have to consider myself a bryophite of the information age from now on.
Was the internet better back then or am I just old?
It's still like that. There's a lot of weird things you're gonna find on the tail end of Github repositories, or Pastebin uploads, Imgur, or YouTube... it's just hard to find unless you crawl the whole thing or otherwise come into the possession of the underlying database (as this person did).
I had an incredible deja-vu feeling on the guys standing around the hoop, so weird.