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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/27
Interesting discussion on an alternative to the LoH: [WayBack] To Heap or not to Heap; That’s the Large Object Question? – CodeProject.
Via: [WayBack] To Heap or not to Heap; That’s the Large Object Question?Detailed analysis of large object heap allocation impacts under .NET: “…would it be better t… – Lars Fosdal – Google+
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/26
A while back I needed a design-time way to automatically resize a Delphi container control (descendants from the, [WayBack] TWinControl Class like [WayBack] TPanel, [WayBack] TScrollbox, [WayBack] TForm, [WayBack] TFrame) to grow/shrink so it just fits around it’s contained controls.
Back then I needed it for VCL design time, if possible taking into account non-visual components.
The [WayBack] TControl.AutoSize Property does just that for visual controls and works way better than suggestions on doing this manually.
Manually adjusting many controls at design time is a tedious job, especially when trying to prevent mouse usage (I’ve had RSI in the early 1990s, so I’m extra careful).
Thanks Uwe Raabe for helping me out on this.
I’ve not had the need for non-visual components or FMX yet, but if I ever need it, then this piece of code by Stefan Glienke might work:
–jeroen
Source: [WayBack] Is there an expert that can resize a container (panel, scrollbox, form, frame, etc) to be just large enough so it fits all it components?So: grow when… – Jeroen Wiert Pluimers – Google+
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/26
Back then it was convoluted to get going. Hopefully by now that has changed.
So time to take another look during the holiday season:
It reminded me a lot of [WayBack] Bring ideas to life with free online Arduino simulator and PCB apps | Autodesk Circuits (a.k.a. circuits.io):
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/26
Via: [WayBack] The real reason female entrepreneurs get less funding … Gender gap in startup funding: Dana Kanze and collaborators found a surprising… – Marjan Venema – Google+
Gender gap in startup funding: Dana Kanze and collaborators found a surprising, consistent trend: in meetings with funders, men and women were being asked completely different types of questions.
Video at [Archive.is/WayBack] Dana Kanze: The real reason female entrepreneurs get less funding | TED Talk
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/26
“@jpluimers @matijn ik lees miv tweede kerstdag van 7 tot 12 uur, matijn van 13 tot 19 uur, michel van 20 tot 24 uur”
Voor zometeen als we in het [Archive.is] Top 2000 Café | Beeld en Geluid zijn: [WayBack] Carmen Verheul on Twitter: “ik lees miv tweede kerstdag van 7 tot 12 uur, matijn van 13 tot 19 uur, michel van 20 tot 24 uur… “
De [WayBack] Over de NOS – Onze mensen: Nieuwslezers op Twitter:
In de nacht is er de “nieuwslezer van dienst”: [WayBack] Matijn Nijhuis on Twitter: “de nachtlezer die voor alle zenders leest
Carmen en Matijn zijn sowieso een stel apart (:
–jeroen
PS: Het is al vaak door me heen gegaan. De lijm van Radio 2 zit in de nieuwslezers: de nieuwslezers hebben behalve een perfecte verbinding met de DJ’s, ook de verbinding tussen de diverse programma’s. Dat zorgt voor een totaal-sfeer over de dag heen wat bij andere zenders goeddeels ontbreekt. Wat inmiddels ook helpt is dat diverse DJ’s aan het einde de DJ van het volgende programma live in de uitzending hebben, maar de nieuwslezers vormen nog steeds de basis.
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/25
Works on translated systems:
PowerShell
Get-EventLog System | Where-Object {$_.EventID -eq "1074" -or $_.EventID -eq "6008" -or $_.EventID -eq "1076"} | ft Machinename, TimeWritten, UserName, EventID, Message -AutoSize -Wrap
Or on one line:
Get-EventLog System ^| Where-Object {$_.EventID -eq "1074" -or $_.EventID -eq "6008" -or $_.EventID -eq "1076"} ^| ft Machinename, TimeWritten, UserName, EventID, Message -AutoSize -Wrap
I’ve adapted the custom view to include all these event IDs above:
Steps for the custom view:
Open Event Viewer then
- Right click Custom Views
- Click Create Custom View
- Under the Filter tab
- Keep Logged as Any time
- Select all the Event level types (Critical, Warning, etc.)
- Choose by source = Windows Logs > System
- For Event ID under the Includes/Excludes Event IDs section enter 12,13,1074,1076,6008 for the Event ID
- Click Ok
- Enter a name like Shutdown Events and any description then
- Click Ok again to complete the custom event log.
Your new custom view should show up in the list of custom views with the correct filter applied.
Source: [WayBack] eventviewer – View Shutdown Event Tracker logs under Windows Server 2008 R2 – Server Fault
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/25
Have a good holiday season!
[WayBack] 50 Shades of Grain – Lars Fosdal – Google+: Adult cereals.
Original from [WayBack] Shopping Can Be Quite Entertaining 20 pics
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/25
All of humanity is more alike than different. This holds for generations as well:
the findings suggest meaningful differences among generations do not exist!
Let this be a thought in these days at the end of december: enjoy that we all are so much alike, and help each other succeed.
Source: [WayBack] Generations At Work: Persistent Myths Vs. Actual Science | Corporate Rebels.
In an article for Forbes Magazine, we busted the persistent myth that different generations have different needs and desires at work. Back then we were talking about popular-press articles claiming that, for…
Via: [WayBack] Time to let go of prejudices: Generations At Work: Persistent Myths Vs. Actual Science | Corporate Rebels – Marjan Venema – Google+
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/24
Check out [WayBack] Pavel A. Samsonov on Twitter: “It’s actually only “Helvetica” if it comes from the Helvetia region of Europe. Otherwise you have to call it “sparkling Arial””
Too much font goodness:
–jeroen
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Posted by jpluimers on 2018/12/24
If you want to setup an account on your system that will be used only to transfer files (and not to ssh to the system), you should setup SFTP Chroot Jail.
This explains how: [WayBack] How to Setup Chroot SFTP in Linux (Allow Only SFTP, not SSH)
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