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Sounds good. 🙂
In the debug builds I would tend to ditch WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN in favour of stdafx.h until other issues are sorted, WIN32_LEAN_AND_MEAN can knock out other things if they are tweaked or decoupled. Your call.
In ScrollCall there’s:
static const INITCOMMONCONTROLSEX commonCtrls =
{
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There’s this message in the standard edit control, EM_GetSel or for the RichEd, EM_EXGETSEL. Is there only a decl for GetSel() and no def?
Sounds good about the manifest, use mt.exe, or to “save” on extra files there’s also #pragma comment(linker,""/manifestdependency ... which would go nicely in one of the main headers e.g stdafx.h. Using the…[Read more]

Now the chipmunks are running the show, Bugs would have surely considered the issuance of a license for free use of the expression “What’s up Doc” in exchange for a lifetime supply of carrots. A juicy topic, along with the goofy dog-in-the-moon raining down moonrocks, being for another cartoon that was never made. 😛
A recent subject matter ripe…[Read more]

The legs on the old worm farm packed in, so replaced the farm with a newer version. A messy business at best. 😛

Great! 🙂
It’s Java based, and AndalayBay released a conversion to Morrowind back in 2014, converting it to C# using WPF with MVVM. She may still have the project files somewhere. The old Bethsoft release threads for that Tes4Gescko can be viewed in this edited html set.
To edit the Tes4Gecko code in VS 2022/2026 we’ll probably want OpenJDK, there…[Read more]

Oh, all the old Evil Touch episodes have been posted on Youtube. Nothing too special though – they did make fun late night viewing at the time, this one with Leslie Nielson was a favourite:

And, as Anthony Quayle used to say, “Pleasant Dreams.” 😛

Yes – like this one, “To Pan”, from “Hesiod, the Homeric Hymns and Homerica, 1920”:

Only at evening, as he returns from the chase, he sounds his note, playing sweet and low on his pipes of reed: not even she could excel him in melody — that bird who in flower-laden spring pouring forth her lament utters honey-voiced song amid the leaves. At that…

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Date A Live banned in China? Did they even get to see any of the trailers? This one is for Ren Dystopia:

Series 6 will be the last? Funny, the following trailer for series 4 is banned in the US and Japan, not in China?

Now streaming Sherlock & Daughter, an…[Read more]

The keyboard lights with OpenRGB is a known issue with XBOX MSC, so we can writhe alive to the tune of that. 🙂
The Windows idea of the HID LampArray standard came early 2024 – must have either tried it either without success or missed it altogether. Good news it works with the G213 keyboard as well as with MSC, thus the ball is in the court of…[Read more]

That last link takes all of 30 seconds to load over here – it’s huge!
With stdafx it boils down to saving time and grunt with pre-compiled headers using either that or pch.h?
Yes, ensure the includes are working first, otherwise extend the sojourn in MWEdit no man’s land. 🙂

A healthy looking database, as it seemed last night, today got a 504 Gateway Time-out for both links. Makes sense for the search, not for the subject – home page is fine. 🙂
What’s faster than a speeding bullet, more powerful than a locomotive, able to leap tall buildings in a single bound?
As well your favourite Kryptonian, also descriptive of an…[Read more]

The Type passed through doesn’t make much sense either, think he wanted something like make-unique, it came just a few years too late!
Sounds good. 🙂

Skyscraper is an 21C update on Towering Inferno, never a dull moment means there’s enough to keep one awake until the end!
FTA are offering all 8 seasons of Homeland, quit after the third, not bad, especially when unadulterated (with a dash of adulteration) spy soaps is your thing.
There’s a really tense, well constructed build up to a fairly…[Read more]

Definitely getting a welcoming Linux vibe, the main drawback as a Microsoft Solitaire Collection junkie, how so for this little red rooster to go cold turkey?
Is there light at the end of the tunnel even after Microsoft Solitaire Turns Off Keyboard Lights, a new feature which could even be related to another thing.
A High Performance power plan…[Read more]

The border protection folks have done a pretty good job of keeping citrus greening out of the country, so don’t think it was the cause as there was no discolouration in the last fine crop of oranges. Can never be absolutely sure though. 🙁
Beauty berries are … beautiful, and our feral deer would certainly go party on them. Unusual as a deciduous…[Read more]

No doubt Linux would be better, provide it won’t get barfed by clumsy keyboard-fu this way. 😛

Ah, the fans are now managed entirely by Pop!_OS in the then Linux partition – perfect when there is no automatic bricking. ) Get it now, my own particular folly is a penchant for skimming over poorly documented…[Read more]

Time has moved on, and even though the Ryzen still hasn’t got a sound card, it’s on the list. 🙂
Windows has been pretty good, overall, the major updates keep most of the user settings from the previous now, however there were some oddities intorduced:

Some of those issues in the OP are due to the Service Host (svchost.exe) chowing through the…[Read more]

Sigh, same issue again as in the OP, so responded to the thread again.
Also, Thermaltake pulled Outervision’s Supply Calculator licence, thus we’re off to a new Wizard with ScareGPU, Tin RAM, and the Cowardly Drive for an OEM recalc. 😛

How did the choc fudge cake go?
😛 And a dalek’s eyestalk to hold the carafe! 😛
That’s a rollicking good old fashioned icing set, and oh, a picture is just what’s required to titillate the tastebuds for sure!

Obtained a packet of donut peaches or Ondines being a popular store brand over here. Not quite as tasty a regular peaches, but a good…[Read more]

Wow, the ellipsograph is a beautiful geometric move however, and there was a couplet from Ovid that begged inclusion!
As a matter of interest regarding St. Francis and the following extract from this article:

On 24 December 1223, he organised a midnight mass that included a re-enactment of the event, with villagers playing the parts of Mary and…

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