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We need more Avril Lavigne on even more MacBooks. I can clearly see there’s enough space to expand in both directions.

I love the idea of a digital message in a bottle. I'll have to try it out in the near future.

That's an awesome score and a lot of planning ahead to perform the recovery and fixes while still in the hotel haha. You've probably joined the club of 8 other people who have successfully used Internet Sharing to bridge a wireless network to a wired one.

That's some amazing craftsmanship. Congratulations!

You're reminding me that I should look into transferring my ham license from Brazil to Portugal, although given the amount of time work is currently occupying, I don't think I'll have enough free time.

tekk wrote: ↑Sun Aug 18, 2024 2:00 pm Lowtechify didn't like the lotus field much.

This one looks perfect for the background of a Jornada 720.

Nice shots by the way! Were they all taken with an N900?

Nice pictures. It does show that you don't need tens of megapixels or AI enhancements to have a good picture.

Thanks sizeofcat! After 3 weeks of being away due to work and a much needed vacation, I'll resume working on it. I already have the code compiling under VC++ 6, so it should work on Windows 95 all the way up to Windows 11.

It's currently exactly 1AM here in Portugal, and I'm glad to report that I'm ready to fulfill my contractual obligations. Here's the binary of a very early release of the client. A lot of polishing is still needed, specially the URL parsing algorithm (don't try funny things, it will break badly). It...

With the last commit I've finished implementing the directory fetching on a separate thread, which means all I need to do now is create a download dialog, move the downloading routines to a separate thread, and I'm ready to fulfill my contractual obligation with unsigned and release a binary. Althou...

By the way today I also added colored links and proper icons for items:



This is how far I'm willing to work on it for today. Tomorrow I'll try to get it to the state promised to unsigned so that I can finally release binaries into the wild.