Cool online tool... Online - Convert JSON to Markdown table:
kdelmonte.github.io/json-to-…
@PDFelment I did a screen-grab from the app to get the Shortcut list, and I've hosted the Shortcut list on a Github repo:
github.com/mattslay/Wondersh…
Dear <<business_portal_that_I_use_often>> - if I paste text for a part number into one of your lookup fields, please be a sweetie and trim off any white spaces at the end of the text. Thx!
Hey @HankookTireUSA - You are out of stock on the awesome R-S4 225/50ZR16 track tire. Any idea when they will come off of back order? I need two of them quickly. Can you help me find some at a dealer? If not, what can I use in place of these for now?
Darn you ERP inventory Parts where you are Purchased in "Packs of 4" but used in single quantities of "1 EA."
Awe man… Just when I thought I was finished with my face recognition AI library, now I have to refactor it to handle subjects wearing face masks.
Despite all the technology involved in package delivery (Amazon, UPS, etc) I notice that on many of the packages we receive at my home, a human has hand-written my house number and street name on the package in large black magic marker. I’ve seen this on MANY packages.
Object and Collection Inspector tools for FoxPro? Sure we have those: mattslay.com/object-inspecto…
About 23 viewers on today's XSharp zoom presentation. Thanks Robert! They are now doing weekly video sessions on Zoom, then posting to their YouTube channel. Check it out. @xBaseNet xsharp.info/
I’ll bet my Dell Windows laptop failed the 1803 to 1903 at least 8 times over the past 6 months, then last night it tried again and this time it worked.
Misunderstood, and disappointed... I thought Super Bowl half time was gonna be Jay Leno. Was hoping to see some talk and video about his cool cars, and maybe a few jokes. Some lady instead.... Oh, well. Back to Motor Trend channel then.
My 7-year-old Dell laptop will not updated to Windows 1903 from 1803. Multiple failed attempts. I mostly use it to RDP into my work PC. Time to buy new laptop?
I have not tried a full re-pave yet, but I'm not sure that would do it.
I get that some people celebrate a “Birthday Week”, and I can even go along with a Birthday Month. But if you celebrate a “Birthday Year” then you might be overdoing it.
Imma create a new "database" where the records are stored as text files in a folder and the data for each record is just the text of the filename. Users create/read/edit the data just using Windows Explorer. Access privileges comes from AD security. Any testers out there???
Man, y’all aren’t still working on that legacy .Net Core 3.1 stuff are you? That’s so 2019.... Gotta get with the new program on .Net 5 coming November 2020. It’s just 11 months away.