> I think they're in serious danger of completely trashing the good will and,
> for lack of a better term, "trust", that they've built up among most of
> their non-techie customers if they don't reverse this soon.
>
You mean, unlike their techie customers, who've known better for a long time?
Testing... is what clients are for; lob it over the wall and listen
for the screams.
Perfect!
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> Testing
>
>
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Surprised that your customers upgraded to Win 10. I think most
business users didn't do it, because they were afraid of this kind of
troubles.
The patches for Vista, Win 7, Win 8/8.1 and 10 all have this problem.
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llow the "security" portions to somehow be
separated from the rest of the junk in these omnibus packages, but it
is not clear that each separate update will be defined and
controllable even using that method.
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Resending.
MS has some of the best software testing processes in the software
world, but the increasing complexity of their environment is making it
harder and harder to get it 100% right.
Right. This isn't the B Apple environment, or the relatively
limited range of cell phones and tablets.
email notifications and look at activity reported from every
machine, as well as block URLs globally.
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it?
Thanks very much for all of your responses so far. They've all been
useful in helping me to understand the "modern" state of routers and firewalls.
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Which software router are you looking at? Coyote? Most of the
software routers I have used are no longer being
Wow, 15-20 min sounds Painful!
It was longer on the 286. On the 386 I could time it to go with my
coffee breaks. *L*
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y reports with @ SAY...GET commands.
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Easy peasey. We had to time our instructions to when they came up
under the magnetic reader on the drum, and make sure the mercury
tubes didn't get tilted... or something like that...
Here we go, "Oh, sure, you kids had compilers and cards and paper
tape. We had to wire our logic directly
rdinary PC is likely to be slower than a dedicated hardware device.
However, is the difference so significant for a network like mine as
to rule out a cheaper software solution?
Do you have preferences for specific devices or software packages?
What do you all think?
Many thanks.
Ken Dibble
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n into any throughput issues with your load
on any device, or software-based system.
That's good to know.
Thanks very much, Mike.
Ken
Ken Dibble wrote:
Hi folks,
Looks like our "ancient" (2008) CISCO router has died.
I would appreciate the benefit of your experience regarding
Here's wishing all of you at ProFox a very Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah!
Thanks to all of you who have provided help and/or thought-provoking
ideas this year. And thanks to Ed for keeping it all going.
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the Arago Quicksilver compiler for dbXL,
you got one self-contained executable. No separate runtime file, no
requirement for any dll dependencies like you have with VFP.
It would take 15-20 minutes to compile a moderate-sized project on a
386 40 MHz machine.
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you regret not owning?
Tamar's book on SQL.
5. Would you buy VFP books if you could find them?
Possibly.
6. Preferred format? Paper, PDF, CHM, ePub, HTML, other (which?)
Paper.
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many false positives.
I suppose there are no easy answers, but if anyone has an algorithm
for this kind of thing that they would be willing to share, I'd be grateful.
Thanks.
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Unfortunately, that would require modifications to the database,
which I try to avoid due to the downtime they require.
Why would that be an issue of consequence?
You add some columns to a table. The rest of the software
can ignore them. (Unless you use select * or other black
17 at 9:55 AM, Ken Dibble <krdib...@stny.rr.com> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I've been thinking of how I can improve the ability of my users to find
> people's names in a system that has over 30,000 people in it.
>
> I've looked at soundex, and I've considered munging nam
To follow up from yesterday evening, now that I'm back at work:
The code in question is a FOR ... ENDFOR loop that iterates an array,
with the loop limiting value being the number of rows in the array,
and there is nothing within that loop that removes or adds rows or
columns to the array.
something like three years ago, so take it for what it's
worth. But I did solve the problem, because the task, to pop-up a
message in the middle of the day, persisted in annoying this user for
quite some time until we finally disabled it.
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At 12:47 PM 3/2/2017, you wrote:
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64Hi Ken,
You may want to use SET COVERAGE at the
beginning and turn it off at the end of the
method that errors, and add that log, of it
exists to your error logging. You'll see what
lines for called and which iteration it was
> FOR m.x = 1 TO ALEN(THISFORM.oMail.aSortList,1)
> thekey = THISFORM.oMail.aSortList(m.x,10) && "array dimensions
> invalid"
>
Is this m.x declared local to the procedure, or is it possibly shared
with other m.x's in different scopes?
It's declared local in this procedure, and all of
Of course, the way to handle this is to add code to test
the size of the array before trying to iterate it, which I have now
done. But I am still at a loss to understand how the error could occur.
What I usually do in situations like this is to put in lines of code
to write out to log files.
Never seen something like this, but if you are distributing an exe, then
you should md5 it so you can detect any change comparing with a saved md5.
This way I've found viruses that changed parts of the code and antiviruses
have cleaned them up, but leaving the exes in a different state than
it in my utility
for detecting and removing duplicate records. That wouldn't involve
pre-processing. I think it could really speed that up.
Thanks.
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laration, the variable is declared LOCAL.
But in application mode there is a field in an open table with the
same name as the variable. I applied the "essential m-dot" to the
variable, and that fixed it.
Thanks very much Philip!!
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VFP 9 SP1 on Windows 7 Ultimate.
I have a process to let the user choose a file. The user opens a .scx
form, presses a button to run some code that calls GETFILE(), and
when the user has done so, the path and file name are displayed on the form.
When I run this form in stand-alone
lso tried it simply as:
mypath = GETFILE()
Then I manually navigate to the file location. But that doesn't make
it work either.
I'm sorry, I got sidetracked and failed to properly end the original message.
I meant to conclude with:
Thanks in advance.
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Permissions issue on the folder or on the selected file?
I don't see how. In both cases it's me doing the test, on the same
computer, with the same folder and file, with the same domain
administrator account.
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And as a double-bonus, if you had any updates hidden, say because they
corrupted your machine, the cumulative update un-hid them so they get
applied and, *boom*.
How can you not love the company that does this?
I DO! I DO love them!
We STILL do not have any Windows 10 machines (and I have
I agree with reasoning, but I have a slightly different methodology
I actually have my own methodology; I just failed to follow it. I
personally find type abbreviations to be difficult to read and
interpret quickly. For generic variables I usually just prefix "the",
ie. thefile, thefolder,
I remember!! It was Calvin Hsia! Here's the blog article:
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/calvin_hsia/2004/12/14/foxpro-performance-tip-field-name-lookup-for-tables/
Ken
On 2017-08-01 10:00, Ken Dibble wrote:
A member of the VFP Team (I can't remember his name; he was the guy
who "too
installed?
http://www.computerworld.com/article/3214488/microsoft-windows/windows-10-1607-cumulative-update-kb-4034658-wipes-out-update-history.html
Windows Automatic Updates. Just Say No. (TM)
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Thank you to everyone who responded.
Is the proposed import doing any updates of the parent records or just
adding\updating child records?
The import will not create parent records. It also won't edit
existing records, only create new child records in one particular table.
If the expected
prevent issues ("simple" means, no major changes
to the framework or the database)? Or is this something I don't
really need to worry about?
Thanks very much for any suggestions.
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t
as easy for a brute-force botnet application to "guess"#51aQ4@5)?" as
it is to guess "YourMomma!")
Maybe I should start my own security newsletter
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1. Forcing people to frequently change passwords is not helpful. It
just makes it more likely that they will stick the password on a
Post-IT on their monitors because they can't remember it.
It does help some. If someone has your password but has not
changed it, because it would alert
Not so silly. There are password processes that depend on gestures
that are under testing. The ability to click and swipe through a
series of images is somewhat unique due to biomechanical parameters or
personal habits. I've also seen proposed some sort of facial
recognition. The sooner we get
instances in which bad
code generates errors under some circumstances but not others, in
seemingly random fashion, owing most likely to the behavior of the compiler.
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nded to be
static. And I need stuff to be available before any objects are
instanciated and after all of them are destroyed.
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ring.
A work-around would be to supply a date-picker, though I realize that
could be a lot of work.
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s likely dependent on code in those OSes,
and if there are flaws in that code, then there will be flaws in
Windows Defender.
That is the explanation I give people when I am asked if they should
rely on Windows Defender instead of using third-party malware protection.
Now I have actual data to
-
On 12/8/2017 10:07 AM, Ken Dibble wrote:
Meanwhile, other links say this is an issue with the Windows
"Malware Protection Engine"--Windows Defender.
The reason why Windows Defender isn't good enough is because it is
manufactured by the same company that makes the OSes that it's
Bad Ken is stealing my line!
Once you go ERP you never go back.
I usually go ERP a few times after drinking some beers and eating
some barbecue
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> As I said in the other thread on this topic: Experts recommend that people
> should not rely on a single product, no matter who makes it,
>>
>>
>> ---
You shoudl talk to more ERP vendors for a different opinion.
hahahahaha
Yeah, I should have been more specific.
Windows 10, and his publisher is offering
it as a free PDF download. You can find out how to get it here:
https://www.askwoody.com/
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he way, avast! recently purchased AVG. I don't know what that
will bode for the future but right now they are managing them as two
completely separate products.
(And no disclaimer needed; I don't work for avast! nor am I a
reseller of it--or of anything else except my own
feel your pain.
I've been following this issue, and waiting to see whether MS issued
a version of the patch that does not mess up NIC/DHCP addressing.
Did you have any issues with losing static internal IP addresses or
NIC settings on Server 2008?
Thanks.
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From: ProFox <profox-boun...@leafe.com> On Behalf Of Ken Dibble
Sent: 22 May 2018 17:14
To: profox@leafe.com
Subject: Re: Microsoft Catch 22 RDP Update
>Just had a 1 day full on panic here with the latest May 2018 update
>from Microsoft for Server 2008 and
base64You just need
to change the first line of the query to this:
SELECT COUNT(Status.ConFK) AS ConsCount, SUM(LastHours.AppHours) AS HoursSum;
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 22/06/2018 01:04 PM, Ken Dibble wrote:
Maybe this will do what you want:
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FROM Sta
Message sent 12:53 PM EDT. Not received by 3:04 PM EDT, and not in
the archives.
Ed? Please check the filter again.
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crucial
piece of information.
Thanks for any help.
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of events, which probably calls your BO code. I would put SET STEP ON
in the form's Load() event and step through until the actual error occurs.
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Maybe this will do what you want:
SELECT Status.ConFK, LastHours.AppHours;
FROM Status ;
INNER JOIN (SELECT ConFK, MAX(Date) AS MaxDate;
FROM Status;
GROUP BY ConFK) M ON Status.ConFK =
M.ConFK AND Status.Date = M.MaxDate ;
AND Type = "Approved";
LEFT JOIN
oves the record pointer, which might not be
desirable in some circumstances but wouldn't make a difference in my case.
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ON Hours.ConFK =
MH.ConFK AND Hours.Date = MH.MaxHoursDate ) LastHours ;
 ON STatus.ConFK = LastHours.ConFK
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 22/06/2018 12:21 PM, Ken Dibble wrote:
ÑSPÕÛÛÝ[Y\Ý]\ËÝ\Ë\Ý\ FROM Consumer
JOIN Status on Consumer.ConPK=Status.ConFK
QÕUTÒSÝ\ÈÛ
SELECT Consumer.*, Status.*, Hours.AppHours
FROM Consumer
JOIN Status on Consumer.ConPK=Status.ConFK
LEFT OUTER JOIN Hours on Consumer.ConPK=Hours.ConFK
WHERE Status.Date =
(SELECT MAX(Stat2.Date) FROM Status Stat2 WHERE
Stat2.ConFK = Consumer.ConPK GROUP BY Stat2.ConFK)
AND Status.Type =
> Interesting. I've always just followed the principle that if a parent can
> own more than one value for a particular item, you put that item in a child
> record, and keep the child records in a separate table and JOIN it as
> needed.
So, can a Consumer be both Approved and Pending?
By your
into the memory space of other VMs.
Very bad. Unless you don't have any sensitive info that needs to
stay that way.
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Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2018 1:35 PM
To: profoxt...@leafe.com
Subject: Re
for shipping their patches a week early, and
spontaneously rebooting idle Windows workstations while people were
freaking out over the new exploits. Good job!
On Thu, Jan 4, 2018 at 12:27 PM, Ken Dibble <krdib...@stny.rr.com> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Ask Woody has a very thorough report on t
If you are a HIPAA shop then I'm sure your IT team is paying proper
attention to this.
Hah! I AM the IT team. (I have a couple of part-time assistants who
do help desk and maintenance, but I'm the CIO/SysAdmin/DBA/Systems
Analyst/Code Monkey/chief cook and bottle washer.
We have an
Hi folks,
Ask Woody has a very thorough report on this, with links to more information.
We all need to be fully informed about this; it is going to affect everybody.
https://www.askwoody.com/
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Something make me click on your website link, Ken, and I was surprised to
see you work in the Binghamton, NY area. My wife is the from Elmira/Corning
and I've been through your pretty town many times.
HI Paul. Pleased to hear that you think it's pretty. I do too--you
can be anywhere in this
6.0 - Marcus Egger
Debugging Visual Foxpro Applications (Nancy Folsom; whatever happened to her?)
Visual Foxpro Report Writer - Cathy Pountney
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come out of the
printer with the same colors they see on their monitors, and they
also have to understand that the ony real way to get a truly
"professional" result is to create a PDF and send it off to an actual
print shop.
HTH.
Ken Dibble
ww
ou're blue in the face and it just doesn't happen
until VFP gets done doing whatever it thinks is more important.
I, too, recall this issue being discussed and I think some people had
some even more esoteric points.
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> Hacker's Guide to Visual Foxpro 6.0 (THANKS TED!!!)
Please thank Tamar. The book blurb said it was "exhaustive and
irreverent." I was the irreverent part. By the time it shipped, Tamar
was exhausted.
These days I get exhausted just lifting that mighty tome off from and
onto the bookshelf
John,
For some reason this message didn't get delivered to my work email. I
was just combing through the list at home and saw it today.
Singer Link is gone. CAE Corp bought it, and Hughes Aircraft bought
CAE and relocated most of the simulator stuff to Arlington, TX. The
federal government
do this:
mytable = "foo"
myfield = "bar"
? mytable.myfield
Then you need to do:
?
A [table].[field] reference is not an object reference and can't be
treated like one. It's a thing unto itself.
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And, for what it's worth, (and strangely enough),
although the local airport is now called the
"Greater Binghamton Airport", the actual _field_,
as in "airfield", is still called "Edwin A. Link Field".
Ken
John,
I had a play around with the early GAT-1
simulator but never got to try out
Er... and while still rendering a total number of Consumers whose
hours were totalled--at least via _TALLY if nothing else.
I should have realized that from your example solution. I *ASSuMEd* we
were totalling hours. My bad.
SELECT Consumer.*, Status.*, Hours.AppHours
FROM Consumer
JOIN
SELECT Consumer.*, Status.*, SUM(Hours.AppHours) AS TotalHours
FROM Consumer
JOIN Status on Consumer.ConPK=Status.ConFK
JOIN Hours on Consumer.ConPK=Hours.ConFK
WHERE Status.Date = (SELECT MAX(Stat2.Date) FROM Status Stat2 WHERE
Stat2.ConFK = Consumer.ConPK)
AND Status.Type = "Approved"
happens unless the message was stuck in the filter.
Can you please check it?
Thanks.
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cursor, and it works
fine and is fast enough, but it just makes me crazy every time
somebody wants a slightly different report along these lines.
It seems like there should be a way to do this more simply.
I am sure that I am missing something extremely obvious.
Thanks for any help.
Ken Dibble
> Despite the convential wisdom about the vagaries of email, in all
my previous experience with ProFox, this never happens unless the
message was stuck in the filter.
You called it.
Thanks, Ed.
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I should have realized that from your example solution. I *ASSuMEd* we
were totalling hours. My bad.
SELECT Consumer.*, Status.*, Hours.AppHours
FROM Consumer
JOIN Status on Consumer.ConPK=Status.ConFK
JOIN Hours on Consumer.ConPK=Hours.ConFK
WHERE Status.Date =
(SELECT MAX(Stat2.Date) FROM
SELECT Consumer.*, Status.*, SUM(Hours.AppHours) AS TotalHours
FROM Consumer
JOIN Status on Consumer.ConPK=Status.ConFK
JOIN Hours on Consumer.ConPK=Hours.ConFK
WHERE Status.Date = (SELECT MAX(Stat2.Date) FROM Status Stat2 WHERE
Stat2.ConFK = Consumer.ConPK)
AND Status.Type = "Approved"
Responses in-line:
No, it's just a little quirky due to your design choices. Typically, I
would have a "current status" value in the Consumer record that's an
FK into the Status history table.
A common problem with data modeling is determining if your system is a
reflection of the current
At 02:21 PM 6/21/2018, you wrote:
What's your expected output from the data you presented?
Answer: 2 Approved Consumers, having a total of 12 Hours.
I did include that in my original post.
To make it a little easier for people to try to help, here's some
code to build up the data and my
At 02:33 PM 6/21/2018, you wrote:
I mean specifically, which records (consumer PK and apphours) would
you expect in your results?
There are two Consumers whose most recent (last) status is
"Approved": Consumer PKs 1 and 3. The relevant Status records are
Status PKs 2 (for Consumer 1) and 8
I'll check the archives to see if this message arrives or if there is
any response.
Thanks.
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explaining
what they did. Just a thought
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Folks,
Thanks to those who responded. This pretty clearly seems to be a case
of my email provider suddenly blocking everything coming from
leafe.com. Ed contacted me directly and I am trying to follow up with
the email provider.
In the meantime I'm reading the list in the archives.
Ken
if I don't hear from Ed on this in a few days, I'll
unsubscribe from this address, and try an address at a different
domain with a different mail provider.
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>In the meantime I'm reading the list in the archives.
You just can not leafe this list alone.
Well, maple* I can, and maple I can't...
But the effort it takes to spoof a direct reply to the listserv
should indicate how much I love ProFox.
Ken
* In honor of Gene's beautiful flag
>> But the effort it takes to spoof a direct reply to the listserv
should indicate how much I love
ProFox.
> I'd be curious to know what you did with that post. It was
received without a Message-ID: header,
which means that the link in the footer doesn't work.
Oh, all I did was copy the
r. Application
runs on that server, and the data (VFP tables) are on a virtualized
2012 server on the same hypervisor. It's blazingly fast, no matter
where the end user is. Faster, in fact, for many users, than running
it on a desktop in our building.
Ken Dib
I have tried about four times to post regarding grids. I
wonder if such posts are being filtered.
Nah. Grids just suck.
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Yes, it was marked as spam. Iâll send the first and delete the dupes.
Thanks very much, Ed.
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Dibble
Sent: Tuesday, March 27, 2018 3:31 PM
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Subject: [ADMIN] Testing
Not receiving my own posts?
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At 03:30 PM 3/27/2018, you wrote:
Not receiving my own posts?
I don't think it likes my subject line. I'll try resending with a
different subject.
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> On Tue, Mar 27, 2018 at 3:30 PM, Ken Dibble <krdib...@stny.rr.com> wrote:
>> Not receiving my own posts?
>>
>
> Well, you already know what they say, right?
>
>
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> Ted Roche & Associates, LLC
just irks me. I've seen it before; built-in VFP
functions just flat-out lie, leaving my code with nothing to
trust--but it only happens once in a blue moon.
Any thoughts (other than "Use anchors instead"?)
Thanks.
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At 03:30 PM 3/27/2018, you wrote:
Not receiving my own posts?
The message to which I am replying was sent out at 3:30 pm EDT March
27 2018. It's in the ProFox archive. I received it almost
immediately. Others have seen it and replied.
I sent a message at 2:21 pm EDT March 27 2018 with
e local login credentials, well you're on your own. If that's your fear
maybe enable two-factor authentication (e.g. Windows Hello and a PIN).
Eric
On Wed, Jun 27, 2018 at 11:53 AM, Ken Dibble wrote:
> Perhaps someone here can answer this question.
>
> I have a Windows 10 Pro laptop. It is
I'm only sending to ProFox. And I only get one copy of my own messages.
Ken
Hi Ken Dibble and all
I am getting duplicate messages on the list from Ken Dibble - one
seems to be via ProFox and the duplicate via ProFoxTech. Is anybody
else seeing this and can anything be done about it? Ken
So modernity expects a person like me to be happy with 256 GB. But
I've always been a fan of over-provisioning because the
unpredictable and the unexpected is an everyday thing in my life.
What is unexpected about needing more memory and disk space on
a computer?
Oh, Gene, Gene,
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