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Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/12
If I ever need a “dead Mac” picture…
Source: vysor.io/dead-mac.png at master · koush/vysor.io
Dead Mac
It since then has been removed from the current Vysor version, but the last revision having it was [Wayback/Archive] vysor.io/public/app at v3.1.4 · koush/vysor.io under [Wayback/Archive] vysor.io/dead-mac.png at v3.1.4 · koush/vysor.io as
[Wayback/Archive] dead-mac.png (240×307)
More dead mac pictures:
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Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/12
Since I need to do some lock-free multi-threaded queue work in Delphi shortly: The Delphi Geek: Lock-free vs. locking
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Posted by jpluimers on 2016/05/12
[WayBack] Pandoc is so versatile that you sometimes forget a conversion can be as simple as a one-liner:
pandoc -s README.rst -o readme.html
This converts the reStructured text in README.rst to html.
Pandoc is smart enough to recognise the conversions without you telling the formats with -f (input format) and -t (output format) explicitly.
If you do need to explicitly specify the format, it is useful to query which formats are supported as per [WayBack] Pandoc – Pandoc User’s Guide: specifying formats:
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The Wiert Corner - irregular stream of stuff 