I can't speak for them, but the TWiT podcast network is constantly advertising UserWay for checking site compliance for accessibility. Not sure if this is what you're looking for. [List of Active TWiT Sponsors & Advertisers | TWiT](https://twit.tv/sponsors) I *would* imagine they have some free or eval thing.

in regards to Quora getting so many high rank results, the answers with I want to assume out of chance and not on purose tend to show enough or start the answer, but cut off where you need to click in to find if helpful enough, thus increasing that as a usful answer, it so annoying. So partly glad, and massively creeped out, that google will track how long spend on said links to figure out if link was useful.

I think that of all the math formulas that I have been given in this life, that one (e=mc^2) took me the longest to understand. I found quantum physics to be very interesting, but difficult to fully understand. I think that I might have read 3 or 4 books on Einstein and his own explainations of that before I became comfortable with quantum logic (the "real" quantum logic). Those "quantum" computers which are being tested by the National Bureau of Standards are not quantum mechanic based. They are fake quantum. They are a scam. The NBS has proven the current concept of quantum machines as advertised to be applied to currently built computers to be a scam. Back to the encrypting: If a code generated by machine could not be cracked, other than a true One Time Pad (which is by definition NON-REUSABLE), then the NBS would have found it already.

For C style languages, maybe Doxygen[^]. We used it eons ago for Delphi. [Documenting Doxygen with JavaScript](https://coherent-labs.com/posts/documenting-javascript-with-doxygen/) [Generate JavaScript documentation with Doxygen](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7320464/generate-javascript-documentation-with-doxygen#9400344)

The UEFI is there for the same reason that server software has had similar for years. I was a consultant years ago and when I heard a woman (in a different office from where I was working) exclaim something in surprise; I went there and noticed that she had her hands lifted and away from her computer. I looked at the screen and the mouse cursur was moving and there was clicking on items while she did not touch the keyboard or mouse. I told her that it was probably someone in the network administration either new to the capacity of remote control or someone, probably in network adminstration, teasing her. She said that it happened often, but the other people in adjacent offices did not seem to have had that experience. I suggested to her that she go to the admin office and see who was there. That was years ago, way before UEFI. This is nothing new. The lies told about UEFI being just for booting and being just for large file systems and being just for 64 bit seem to be believed by the masses. UEFI on a personal computer is like a very advanced version of the remote control that has been an integral part of business server software. Maybe some of you remember Windows NT-4, which could be made to be hacker proof? Now, the hacker proof part has and is being, at least attempted to become, changed to impossible to stop hackers. I started in card punch input and readers where we punched in a bunch of cards then submitted them to a physical box and hoped that they were run with a result when we came back to that class the next time. I do not even remember which college I was attending at the time. I do not expect that they had remote control back then, but I do remember it later in NT4. It is not for boot loading. It is for remote control, and other things. UEFI is just a program. It can be a complete shadow operating system running all the time if there is sufficient electrical power in the system, all the while being forcefully hidden from the average user. This site should have a publicly readable discussion group just for and dedicated to UEFI: the use of, the programming of, the monitoring of, the intricate analysis of UEFI.

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Quote: t looks nothing like “your father’s app dev,” which involved a code editor, compiler, and few other tools. In today’s world, we see developers struggling under the weight of an ever-expanding toolbox Ah yeah, because 2000s dev, where write in one application, then another app (or command prompt) to source control if lucky. than open command prompt again to compile, and then zip the lot to remote to server and attempt to deploy it without completely borking the system Yes, visual studio and other IDE (I assume iv only seen vs and vs code in last 10 years) - are daunting with many bells and whistles, but end to end application life, and deploy can be 90% done in one ide, that is amazon. Many menus ignored, but when need to do that 1 thing, its there and works (not always intuitively but works), and failing that a packing download second away from a vast community to add that support feature, or bug fix. As to increasing maintenance over new features, well yeah depends on perspective. Work 5 years on 1 project with 2 years of that intensive testing and fixing before final no touch no more release, or 2 months POC, then into "maintenance " aka extending functionality. PERSPECTIVE

Maybe related to this: [Windows volume changing for one program](https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-fix-volume-mixer-is-muting-programs/fb8dfc52-e9b3-4c7f-b279-544482342261) Our Forgotten Astronomy | Object Oriented Programming with C++

Thank you. Your wisdom is appreciated.

Win32, written in C++. would like to convert it into C# WinApp to play around with the algorithms in it,,, diligent hands rule....

Yeah ! Thanks !

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