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retro-tools v.0.1a is a go!
I’ve used this time to hone my scripting skills. The last two days have been something of a code sprint to finish the basics. I know more about git than I even intended. I know more about Visual Studio Code now. I was using Notepad++ and manually using git, and running test scripts in another window. VS Code really brings it all together, and I’m sure I’ve barely scratched the surface.
Super…
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Introducing retro-tools
I have been a huge fan of emulation since forever. I have a large collection of classic video games, but carting those around (carting? Get it?) is difficult or annoying to do when I can stuff a ROM file onto a hard drive and have 40,000 games from various generations all at my fingertips.
What I noticed is, there aren’t a lot of efficiencies in the process of getting a hold of and renaming…
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Batch is easily the most annoying of the three languages I’ve dealt with so far. But hey, I finally figured out how to make my script apply a password I specify to users without one.
I just hope it works when the competition rolls around.
Updating the PrmBootStrap.xml Primavera P6 DB Configuration File on Citrix Servers
Updating the PrmBootStrap.xml Primavera P6 DB Configuration File on Citrix Servers - #batch #windows #p6
I support an environment where users access the Primavera P6 thick client on Windows via Citrix. If I connect to the Database Configuration app and add, modify, or delete the connection to a P6 database, the PrmBootStrap.xml file that is in my profile. For the version we are using (8.2), that location is C:\Users(username)\AppData\Local\Oracle\Primavera P6\P6 Professional. It appears that the…
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Application Package Engineer@Hyderabad
Madhees looking Forward to hire Application Package Engineer having 3+ Years of Experience in Packaging Process and Troubleshooting for one of our client, 150 Years old, presence in 50+ Countries, Lead in Global HR, IT, Engineering, Compliance and Governance..
Mandatory Skills:
Knowledge on creation of Merge modules,
Packaging
Customization Knowledge of IT Infrastructure and client server
applicat…
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MineRPG a2.1
There’s a major error in the last release that prevents stats other than Gold from saving. The release also had compatibility issues with worlds created with MineRPG a1. This release will fix these issues.
please let them be fixed already
To install a different version of the game, replace your current MineRPG.bat with the build you chose.
Builds
Note: This game creates files/folders, so put the game in its own folder.
MineRPG a2
A new update.
To install a different version of the game, replace your current MineRPG.bat with the build you chose.
Builds
Note: This game creates files/folders, so put the game in its own folder.
Stuff added/changed in this update:
An “upgrade” command
A mining level that helps you mine faster as it grows.
The title bar shows what version of the game you’re running (next to “MineRPG”)
The octothorpe in the world loading/creation screen changed to an asterisk
Mining progress is indicated by percentage instead of a 2 second cutscene
Bugs fixed in this update:
Game saves upon returning to the game from the manual
MineRPG a1
I’m starting a game, but I’m limiting myself to a batch file. It’s a purely incremental game at this stage, but I plan to add RPG elements and other stuff.
To install a different version of the game, replace your current MineRPG.bat with the build you chose.
Builds
Note: This game creates files/folders, so put the game in its own folder.
Features:
Saving
Mining
A manual that helps you with the last two features
