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Looks like it doesn’t like default_int either.
There’s a suggestion as per this post. There’s a syntax error followed by a bunch of other errors:

C2146: syntax error: missing ‘;’ before identifier ‘WCHAR’

Could be windows.h related as well – further investigations on-going.

You’re really in a pickle if Nobody Knows you when your are up and in! 😛

She had such well controlled vocalising:

Never entertained any feelings for or against this song until…

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Here’s a short flick of the dam:

Its level is rather low (from the the dry last year) also likely for a slow leak somewhere, application of bentonite might help that. 🙂
Missed World Frog Day 2026 and yesterday was the International Day of Forests. There should be a day set aside to commemorate every day…[Read more]

Oh Craiglist, oh humanity!
Well he didn’t include a piccy of the movie projector for the picnic – maybe he’s offering a projectionist as well? All we need now is something good on the 35mm film to take us away from those broken biscuits.
Ah yes, a wonderful thought it is that rocks of the cosmos are on an odyssey, for our craigslist poster all…[Read more]

It’s almost as if he wanted special Kermission just to be one with green!
Bing also had a habit of running into the odd neuro divergent and sang:

She was of the same opinion:

Quoting someone from there:

Beige was the only color case available until around 1992

Yep, the best you could do then in RGB was Rich Glossy Beige. 😛
Although having submitted a rather glowing review of the oven, it doesn’t seem to have exhibited any of the smooth breaking in of the previous model. Did ask about the magnetron, – from that there…[Read more]

That’s … nice. Only this recent Reddit link mentions protondb:

Steam games not launching when they were yesterday
byu/Critical_Bonus_7589 inpop_os

Somewhere else mentioned concerns with Wayland – sorry not much help. 🙁

200,000 living human neurons grown on a microelectrode array

They need a name! Very interesting – wonder if there is a pattern to the variation in learning if using a different number – 50,000 or 500,000 for example.
Only recently picked up on the Carlsen–Niemann controversy huh – what’s the difference between “no determinative evidence” and no .…[Read more]

I’m dreaming of … the ultimate Godzilla sound.

Leather glove on double bass as explained here. A FreeSounds subscriber contributed this – question is – will playing this very loudly and on repeat be enough to shoo those noisy kids, unwanted hawkers or pesky neighbours?

Now showing is Spectrum of Desire: Love, Sex, and Gender in the Middle Ages – nice piccy as well.

On a totally unrelated note, we have been urged to watch for sign and symptoms of the flesh destroying Buruli bacillus, the effects of which are eminently irksome. 🙁

Here’s the trailer:

After watching the complete set one gets awarded the bronie tag. Will consider it! 🙂
If one can’t feel super after watching an episode of Super Mario Bros Super Show then King Koopa has won, and therefore should be accorded the title Super Koopa, King of all Super Bloopahs!
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Don’t suppose you’re too sorry to see Gnome out in that case – or will it POP! back in from time to time as a Goblin instead? 😛
Well done, considering the hundreds or repos at Github are managed by only 7 contributors. And from the release page:

COSMIC Files
◦ COSMIC Store
◦ COSMIC Terminal
◦ COSMIC Text Editor
◦ COSMIC Media Player
◦ COSMIC Sc…

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Still getting things together – Lady of the Moon has a more recent post on her choices – there’s quite a bit to go on now.

Yeah, pulling out windows.h is known to cause some pain! 😛
Just remembered too, that those iscsym functions will have to be replaced with the wide char version iswcsym if building unicode, and of course, being windows specific functions, directives apply. Sigh. What’s the cross platform equivalent of those I wonder?

*pID is the address of the first char in string, *pID + 1 the address of the second char in string and so on.
With the const decl *pID is a pointer whose contents cannot be change – once set of course. 😛
Will do. 🙂

Censored over here – does it really come across that strong?
The old Sherlock Holmes films were fabulous as were those with Margaret Rutherford. 🙂
Yep, Spongebob, like The Simpsons along with a host of like others do not lend themselves to filigree cartoonery. 😛
Enjoyed Showtrial (both seasons) more than some of the critics it seems. Enough…[Read more]

Not a lot there that caught this eye – the keyboards are a bit pricey – nice colour arrangement and cool Discord logo on the Esc key.https://discordmerch.com/collections/legacy-collection/products/discord-tkl-mechanical-keyboard
The buttons for the themes don’t do anything in Chrome, and the webpage won’t reveal all until it’s maximised. Similar…[Read more]

There’s a “stabilized” version of the short on Wikipedia now.
Just out is Ufology: From Fringe to Mainstream to Fringe?. Fatigue is a key word, perhaps even a little trepidation from the likes of
cryptoterrestrials, ultraterrestrials, extratempestrials, and interdimensionals
And a shout out to Xenotrophs! 🙂

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why bother about cryptocurrency when you can have your own bespoke coin collection?

“The Weekly” show is a lot of fun, do have a soft spot for the Rhys Nicholson spot, the Tom Gleeson spot, and this spot for a well seasoned reviewer:

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Nice unit – a bit like the A8 in many respects, both lacking NFC but supporting USB OTG and IEC 61960 standard, here’s the AU/NZ version, funny Samsung doesn’t list the A7 on the US page at all. Scrolling down the bottom of that AU/NZ page see the unreadble text. It actually copies to clipboard as readable text with stuff like:

*Display Size:…

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