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Works well when your system has write-only memory (WOM)[^]. One rather venerable implementation can be found here[^]. Software Zen: delete this;

How I knew I was OLD As a hospital Pharmacist we use Calculators to do Pharmacokinetics dosing values This was before I had hand held devices like a Palm Pilot I had a young pharmacy intern and handed her the calculator and said calculate a dose When she used the calculator with a furry just typing with her thumbs I knew I was old When I asked why do you use your thumbs She replied I learned to do that with my Flip Phone

You'll be surprised, like taking a stroll with grandma. :laugh:

I agree 100%. I have used the MS development IDE since they introduced it in Visual Basic in 1991, then forward into Visual Studio for .NET around 2000. The main thing VS needs is a visual designer functionally on par with the existing one for WinForms (which dates back to VB in the 90s and updated well over the years) to bring that same rapid application development (i.e. drag and drop UI building) to MAUI, WinUI3, and Blazor. Components like "Hot Reload" don't even come close to improving the productivity and quality of the UI like a visual designer does. Without visual designers, just how "Visual" is Visual Studio?

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I suppose that's unpleasant, but password managers exist to avoid this scenario. Some are even free!

Na, this [^] can be done with only 64kb (... and a bit of hw acceleration ... ), so 128kB should be more than enough :laugh: Do not escape reality : improve reality !

That's funny, because I wikipedied it after my writing my post and realized exactly the same thing (but did not bother to change my posts) :-D Do not escape reality : improve reality !

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Hmmm... once you decide that *all* something must do *something*, before you even know what problem you're about to solve, you've decided that reality takes second place to what you've decided reality should be. "Dijkstra would not like this" <- his immortality, for those who get the reference.

trønderen wrote: I've got several terabytes of electronic information, several terabytes of printed information, Presumably you mean that printed material is stored electronically rather than physically. Following estimates that a terabyte would hold 1 million books. Probably not realistic to idly scan that number. How many e-books can you put on a 1 TB hard drive? - Quora[^]

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good luck... sometimes it is needed ;) M.D.V. ;) If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about? Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.

This comment was based on hard-won experience. Once upon a time I spent a couple days writing an app to compute some values and the math wouldn't come out the way I thought it should. I fired up Excel to test the calculations and in less than an hour I had verified them plus calculated the values I needed :-O . Software Zen: delete this;

Nice! She deserves all the play she gets. :) Check out my IoT graphics library here: https://honeythecodewitch.com/gfx And my IoT UI/User Experience library here: https://honeythecodewitch.com/uix

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RainHat wrote: On zooming right out I was expecting the largest object to be 'your mum'. You didn't zoom out far enough. :) Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows. -- 6079 Smith W.