BarryGuff

I had to use Google Translate to read it. An interesting concept to prevent taskbar burn-in on Windows.

How come Meta's glasses are still a thing when Google's glasses got shut down for privacy reasons? What's the difference?

Great article!

Light mode for me. Dark is just weird, IMO. I don't get more eye strain from light like so many other people do. I also don't wear sunglasses when outside, ever. Maybe I've got strong eyes.

This proposal is so wrong. One person (a judge) should not hold the power of a decision due to personal biases.

I want to know how they understand how cats and dogs see. They say certain colors, but how do they know for sure?

Wish the stereo images were cross-eyed mode. They're easier to see that way.

Proves that there's literally an app to do anything. I'm amazed. Good job!

Here I was thinking this was about someone typing at superhuman speed. LOL!

Sorry, just saw this. Yes, there's a setting in the app to use a larger font.

Yahtzee is 100% random luck from dice rolls. You can't "solve" it.

I still prefer AlomWare Toolbox, because it can autotype things from different triggers other than just hotkeys or hotstrings, such as the text in PC notifications when they appear.

There is something I like about win32 gui programming

Totally agree with you. I use an excellent PC app called AlomWare Toolbox, and it's the epitome of Win32 design (https://www.alomware.com/images/tab-automation.png), and despite it doing so much it's only about 3 MB in size because of it. No frameworks with it either, just a single executable file. I wish all software were still like this.

I prefer Alomware Toolbox over PowerToys. Does similar (and more) things and is portable.

Looks great! I had both a Psion 3c and Series 5mx, but both broke due to their folding design. It was the hinges on the 3c, and ribbon on the 5mx. A damn shame as they were great little computers. I still fire up the 5mx emulator on Windows to this day to revisit my old apps and play with it. :)

You've been able to do this with SharpKeys since forever.