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Both run Chrome and other apps like LibreOffice. I'm very OS agnostic. I'll answer "about tree-fiddy."

I've yet to find everyone is good, great at everything. But you confuse me with the Bluetooth. I rarely had to deal with the Bluetooth protocol. I DID HAVE TO DEAL WITH the protocol demanded by the DEVICE but not the Bluetooth stack. More -> Sometimes a client wanted to …

Nod+1 to @Salem ! To Harsh? Hit the web 3 is going great to see the scams and exploits this week. The one thing that 3.0 has going for it is crime. So far it's how to do crime with the lowest chance of being caught. What is that b-coin …

Please share the answer. Also, a man with one watch knows what time it is, a man with two watches is never sure. Same for using multiple tools, you can't be sure once you measure with different tools.

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My take is that with security updates to the Windows OS, even W7 and the age of VB6 all bets are off that an app made with VB6 is a roll of the dice. I know as we continued support and fixes on our old VB6 apps till the clients …

If there's a question, use something other than "code snippet." As to delays, almost every OS has a sleep() function and yes, so does PHP.

I see basic differences. One is ready to use, the other is something you build on. If you didn't see that difference then dive back in and get your IT team back together to see what they'll support long term. READY TO USE generally wins when long term support is …

Surely you can look at what others use today. But let's say you're serious, look up Appfolio and talk to them. It's what property managers and real estate people crave.

Forum choice, tags and content give no clue to which OS. For Linux I would add a kill (read https://linux.die.net/man/3/kill ) to the cron job.

Email finally arrived. Let's see what happens next.

Based on your past posts let's hope this is not about stillbon software. For me a PDF does not have much to get to Excel so a simple copy and paste is all I do then the work to make it into the spreadsheet I wanted. What more is there …

Poorly. RIGHT NOW!! As in now now I'm running a campaign and we are mailing postcards and more. Emails and texts rarely get a response but old fashioned snail mail is getting a response about 50% of the time. Obviously it depends on the campaign you are running. This one …

Welcome. Let's hope that someone asks about other than SEO from now on.

Try https://www.reddit.com/r/okta/

Hold up. Given the problems you can create by creating an outdated VB6 app today, stop and go get the current version. Then we'll talk. No. Stop making VB6 apps. It's dead Jim.

Check out what your competitors use. And never play audio. I would play the video sans audio because asking visitors for yet another click, well they already are there. Show them your stuff! As to SEO. Is your product SEO or is it your product?

My new laptop is over at https://www.newegg.com/acer-america-predator-helios-neo-16-ai-16-0-geforce-rtx-5070-ti-laptop-gpu-2-10-ghz-wqxga-64gb-memory-2-tb-pcie-ssd/p/N82E16834360389?Item=N82E16834360389 It's incredibly what they stuff into laptops today. I'm pretty agnostic about brand. The Lenova of a similar build is over at the office. This one: https://www.newegg.com/lenovo-legion-pro-5-16irx8-16-geforce-rtx-4070-laptop-gpu-intel-core-i9-13900hx-wqxga-32gb-memory-1-tb-pcie-ssd/p/N82E16834840206?Item=N82E16834840206 For travel I have this one: https://www.newegg.com/15-6-intel-iris-xe-graphics-intel-core-i7-12700h-fhd-32gb-memory-1-tb-ssd/p/2WC-003C-00071?Item=9SIAA0SK3S9097 Anyone that fixates on brand, well that's their choice.

Here's my take. 1. Have a way to vote on the AI content. Or at least report it if we disagree with the content. As is it appears to be unregulated. 2. The AI reply was IMO awful.

AI? Today, AI will be jittery because it's not a straight defined response. The results change with collected training data. If you want a specific effect or response, write code without the AI.

They are chasing The Holy Grail. I've found single codebase to be limiting since you can't use a platform strength or feature. Did you try a shared codebase?

# **NO**

Crypto and Web 3.0 is a daily report of million dollar HEISTS. Let's look at today's news from https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com NOTE: This is just one of the thousand heists! > An attacker stole $11.6 million in various crypto assets from the Verus–Ethereum bridge, which allows users to use tokens from the …

> Businesses that make money by collecting and selling detailed records of private lives were once plainly described as "surveillance companies." Their rebranding as "social media" is the most successful deception since the Department of War became the Department of Defense Edward Snowden 17 Mar 2018 This via Twitter which …

Are you sure it's the video card? Tell more about this PC. All the details about the make, model, age, condition (are the vents and fans good as new?) and how you determined it's the video card. I've used many video cards over the years and all were very reliable. …

The analogy is the old car that as it ages spends more and more time in the shop. The owner can make it worse by adding modifications and festoons. Some maintenance is going to happen. About that AI CODE. No one with a brain wrote that so you know it's …

You are literally surrounded by shops that cater to such needs. Example: https://www.yelp.com/search?cflt=electronics&find_loc=Join+In+Hang+Sing+Centre%2C+2+Kwai+Fung+Cres

Small world. My son is doing the gig thing for the Amazon Whole Foods delivery. You can look at that to see the scale of the apps for the customer facing apps. You might think that such an app is "just one app." SURPRISE! In the Amazon system you have …

Sounds good to me. You can imagine the UX was constrained back when I wrote PalmOS apps. So nothing new here.

For one, avoid Web 3.0 ideas and block chain in general. Let's see what's in that news today at https://www.web3isgoinggreat.com/ > Kelp DAO bridge hacked for $292 million A red symbol with three blocks pointing up and three pointing down, surrounded by four lines on each side, followed by "Kelp" …

The first rule of A.I. Video is we don't talk about A.I. Video. Besides it's exploitation of other people's work. Just because you can exploit others doesn't mean you should. Slavery is still a bad thing.

Here's what matters: THE PRODUCT being offered and how easy it is to buy that product. You got one item spot on here: Checkout friction. PRODUCT matters. For now some products can be TOXIC to the company brand. Or having no PRODUCT too. Consider the story of the Trump Phone. …

Can you share what servers you are running now? Are you a server farm owner? Tell more so we can see from what vantage point you are asking. From the web master/maker perspective you can use any of the cloud systems like AWS that can scale on demand.

So other mice work? If so, move on to another mouse. Also, forget installing mice "drivers" or apps. I've gone commando with mice for decades now.

It appears you limited your choices to PCs from Apple and others. Ever use a Rasberry Pi system?

Just my thought on this. I've been at such since dBase days. We used that and Clipper then Btrieve and so on. Why not MySQL? I used it since about 2000 and the apps made back then are still running.

Where have you seen such a thing? My background was in defense where we would have passive sensing but I would be guessing what you are thinking here. Share what this sensing would be based on and what gear would be used. For example one could set up a spectrum …

Here's the one thing that has saved me countless hours of troubleshooting. ## Did you turn it off and on again?

I can't speak of where the company is today but a few years ago we self hosted because we were a bunch of engineers. Today you find folk that can't write any code and need A.I. or support from beginning to end. I truly don't know how folk get by …

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Fortune telling is cheap to start. What is "ypur"?

A few months ago you seemed to know a lot about this. What happened?

While I vaguely remember SCORM compliance, I've never heard of a standared called OSCORM. It appears this is you doing some SEO or promotional work. Is that so?

To the question, no. My question to you is: What is a traditional database? I've been around databases since the punch card days.

"results today"? SEO doesn't seem to reward you "today". There's plenty of advice to be had but the folk looking for results "today" are often upset.

Something's missing in your post so for now what will be will be, the future is not ours to see. That aside, I have written assemble code for so many processors that I've lost count. More to the point, why not ask Claude?

It's been decades since my last Oracle encounter. Much later we see The Oracle give Neo a cookie. But seriously the first Oracle project died when we discovered the license fees would run into many millions. This was about 1990 at the time so a million bucks was quite a …

My only exposure to this was on the hardware side. Back then it was a board with DSPs, the usual complement of A/D and D/A chips and about a dozen programmers to bring it to life. Google about the "NBX 100/V3000 chassis, Call Processors, 3100-series IP phones, and 3Com SuperStack …

So that secret ingredient, is it crime? That seems to be really popular here in the USA today. > It would also be a plus if you have client communication skills that help bring in client interviews and opportunities. That's exactly the skills asked for by our US DHS ICE …