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btw the real teaser in the A Boy and His Dog is the dog gone AWOL (taken prisoner) in the middle of the movie without later clues or mentions until he turns up all of a sudden. The re-appearance was a great relief!
Do recall seeing Interstellar some time back on FTA, an awesome movie of epic length.
Absolutely convinced Smile was broadcast on FTA…[Read more]

Yes, the hospital white version also has its charms – pretty much out of stock over here though. Have you used any of their other models?
Here’s an interesting read for short story lovers, Cosmicomics, on the list for the coffe table here. His Invisible Cities leads on to more contemporary works as Ghost Cities which of course brings in to play…[Read more]

Harrumph, couldn’t they not read? Did you get a chance to talk with them, or is it different folks each time?
Put in a hazelnut purchased from the now defunct Riverside Nursery, closed on the 30th of June. Losing money, apparently as the margins could not compete with costs. A great pity as it was setup well for operation in recent times, 17 years…[Read more]

The differing number of items in each array element definitely has to be checked so the functions using them have the right fields. if they check out, doesn’t harm to add a NULL to the end of each of the following 5 items.
The Return 0 looks like a booboo left from a debug, yeah it’ll want to be checked for sure. 🙂

Will keep an eye out for Black Clover, over here it hasn’t appeared on the FTA guides to date.
Have you seen any of The Purge series? Flicked through the Thriller category on Tubi and Election Year came up. Not an overly engrossing idea, the actors carried it through the best they could, the finer points of sc-fi dystopia got lost in the usual…[Read more]

Another tragedy at the time was when they broke the midimapper in Windowa 8. 🙁
Does your internet come with nutrition labels promising things like a well-balanced internet service diet? Truth is, most are just hungry for more. 😛
Another archiver on the loose, found it useful with some old MSDN pages.

Nice, looking at their list, Marvel and DC still rule the roost and stuff like Rippaverse gets shoved to the bottom of the list. Not sure about the content, it’s a rippa name though. 😛
Will Google’s next device will be entitled “Buns” after Enid Blyton? When it comes to apps from the general patisserie, all the hype will centre on what to…[Read more]

Congrats! 🙂
Robin at UESP would be not at all troubled to help with that. Links to the release sites will want to be somewhere prominent as well. Why not release it at NexusMods, it’s kiddie safe no?

Great! 🙂
Ah, so the Walrus-Tech is the dev and the DS one the stable?
Extra scripts are explained in features.txt, with a button for it in the gui. 🙂

The BOM can be removed so long as the files don’t contain unicode characters (not of 1252-like), code editors should be fine without them. Less of a drama in ‘nix.
Sounds complicated, as haven’t wandered down that path.

Quite a precarious existence making a living from website subscriptions as Robin did, amazing how it grew to what it is today.
Learnt a new word from EV parlance today, “frunk” – from trunk. Over here we call the rear storage space “boot”, funny how “froot” never took off. 😛
Do have a soft spot for Newton’s cradles – this one is a…[Read more]

Might be best to comment out the ini file references as the idea was never carried through. Seems to beall done through registry then, which implies additional keys are to be included at uninstallation. Not sure why those registry ffunctions are commented out other than WIP reasons.

The #defines in project/EsmScriptFuncs.cpp could also remain short with the long defs as a comment. Although they do seem to be quite at home in EsmScriptDefs.h, in case of being used elsewhere. Using static constexpr might be a thing, macros are cheaper in the preprocessor – there may only be a minimal difference.
Ok, as you know, horizontal…[Read more]

“Broken” inspires only a piddle of confidence, might be worthwhile adding a ref. either to the issue or as a new issue with a “related” tag.
Back to the macros:

/* Shorter definitions for convienence */

It’s more of a conveyance of long to short if you will, the main issue being the byte size of the cpp to increase dramatically when…[Read more]

Yes, watched Moon some time ago, intriguing and well filmed despite a depressing outcome. Not because of the film, but of the humanity of the content thereof – you’re sure to discover. 🙁
Is that the same as the “full HD” version on IA? Hmmm, might watch that tonight. 🙂
Tuned in to The Matrix Resurrections the other day, not bad, although a…[Read more]

It’s a pain, CString is an object, TCHAR is a typdef macro that determines char_t types on MBCS (1 or 2 byte characters) or unicode build. CString should be easier to work with.
Sounds good. 🙂

That’s very cheap, why Boogie Board though – it’s a thing one paddles with at pools or at the beach – over here at least. OTOH one can aspire to be chairman of the board – chairman of the boogie board!
As a Xmas present, Lush’s Honey I Washed The Kids Shower Gel is one of the most pungent on the market. Suspect the citronellol, amyl cinnamal and…[Read more]

The producers might have considered teleporting the machine right into Hitler’s bunker in 1945. And the leeches don’t mean any harm whatsoever, they just want to help us all by enhancing anti-inflammatory, anticoagulant and antimicrobial effects. On a giant scale.
The lead teacher in Bad Teacher is really bad, so there’s a good chance of a giggle…[Read more]

Have you tried Synaptic with it for an allegedly improved experience of apt upsides and downsides? The wiki for it is a bit broken, SourceForge have a nice list of alternatives.
Ever considered uploading audio content to audio.com per Audacity suggestion in-app? Here’s a caution.
It’s amazing such an intuitively simple thing like getting an app to…[Read more]