Wondering what kind of device AllCast is going to support next (:
Interesting question: Koushik Dutta – Google+ – anyone know how to look up an ip address given a mac….
–jeroen
Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/02
Wondering what kind of device AllCast is going to support next (:
Interesting question: Koushik Dutta – Google+ – anyone know how to look up an ip address given a mac….
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/02
Every once in a while, someone hoses their computer far enough that it has to be reinstalled, but the original Microsoft product keys are misplaced, and some creepy anti-virus tool disallows the running of standard product key recovery tools like nirsoft’s.
Well, there is enough sourcecode that does recover it, just look for any of these strings:
Some hits:
The below full executables can trigger a virus warning (ordered from less often to most often):
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/01
Sample: Cast Media Player for Streaming with DRM
https://github.com/googlecast/CastMediaPlayerStreamingDRM
Flow Diagrams for Senders and Receivers
To help you decide which Google Cast options are right for your app, we have updated the Google Cast SDK documentation with two flow diagrams:
via Leon Nicholls – Google+ – Flow Diagrams for Senders and Receivers To help you decide….
via Shawn Shen – Google+ – * Sample: Cast Media Player for Streaming with DRM* ….
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Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/01
Stefan Glienke made the announcement earlier today:
Finally! #Spring4D is released in version 1.0 – no joke!
You can get it directly from bitbucket using git (master) or download the zip from the 1.0 tag (http://bitbucket.org/sglienke/spring4d/downloads).
There’s lots and lots of cross platform functionality in it. No UI stuff, just source. And tests for most of it. And there is build.exe to build/install everything.
You need at least Delphi 2010 (since there is a lot of generics stuff in it). Indeed: no non-Unicode Delphi versions and no Delphi 2009 support.
Oh and the containers to have common interfaces like IList and ICollection. That’s why Nick Hodges likes them so much (:
We are going to work to get it to build with AppMethod as well
To get started, download the about zip, unzip recursively, then run BUILD.EXE and have it integrate the packages in your Delphi version.
The master branch will always contain the youngest stable version.
A few directories and unit names:
with per directory unit names containing: Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/01
For my reminder list: lots of people forget to checkin/undo changes in TFS of stuff automatically checked out by Visual Studio when investigating a problem in their program.
This shows how to view changes made by other users (always in other workspaces because they are not you).
You can do it from Visual Studio, of with the tf command line tool.
View Pending Changes in Other Workspaces.
–jeroen
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