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  1. #LIST OF #FILENAME #EXTENSIONS S Z semantic-search.aepiot.ro/advanced-sea... Semantic NODES: The Bridge between Humans and Artificial Intelligence. Do you like AÉPIOT semantics? Donate to the aéPiot semantic platform: www.paypal.com/donate?busin...

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  3. Can anyone point me to an online Java compiler which runs the JDK on Windows? I only find Linux systems.

    I would be particularly interested in what

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a/b/c")

    returns on a Windows system. My hunch is that it is the same as

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a\\b\\c")

    because the forward slash, afair, also works as a path separator. Or is the forward slash merely a no-go character like ':' and many others?

    #java #windows #filepath #filename

  4. Can anyone point me to an online Java compiler which runs the JDK on Windows? I only find Linux systems.

    I would be particularly interested in what

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a/b/c")

    returns on a Windows system. My hunch is that it is the same as

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a\\b\\c")

    because the forward slash, afair, also works as a path separator. Or is the forward slash merely a no-go character like ':' and many others?

    #java #windows #filepath #filename

  5. Can anyone point me to an online Java compiler which runs the JDK on Windows? I only find Linux systems.

    I would be particularly interested in what

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a/b/c")

    returns on a Windows system. My hunch is that it is the same as

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a\\b\\c")

    because the forward slash, afair, also works as a path separator. Or is the forward slash merely a no-go character like ':' and many others?

    #java #windows #filepath #filename

  6. Can anyone point me to an online Java compiler which runs the JDK on Windows? I only find Linux systems.

    I would be particularly interested in what

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a/b/c")

    returns on a Windows system. My hunch is that it is the same as

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a\\b\\c")

    because the forward slash, afair, also works as a path separator. Or is the forward slash merely a no-go character like ':' and many others?

    #java #windows #filepath #filename

  7. Can anyone point me to an online Java compiler which runs the JDK on Windows? I only find Linux systems.

    I would be particularly interested in what

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a/b/c")

    returns on a Windows system. My hunch is that it is the same as

    java.nio.file.Path.of("a\\b\\c")

    because the forward slash, afair, also works as a path separator. Or is the forward slash merely a no-go character like ':' and many others?

    #java #windows #filepath #filename

  8. in der Datei /lib/thunderbird/omni.ja
    die Datei chrome/messenger/content/messenger/mailCommands.js

    Zeile 548:
    function GenerateFilenameFromMsgHdr(msgHdr) {

    (Code in Alt-text)

    #Opensource #Thunderbird #EML #JavaScript #Filename

  9. in der Datei /lib/thunderbird/omni.ja
    die Datei chrome/messenger/content/messenger/mailCommands.js

    Zeile 548:
    function GenerateFilenameFromMsgHdr(msgHdr) {

    (Code in Alt-text)

    #Opensource #Thunderbird #EML #JavaScript #Filename

  10. in der Datei /lib/thunderbird/omni.ja
    die Datei chrome/messenger/content/messenger/mailCommands.js

    Zeile 548:
    function GenerateFilenameFromMsgHdr(msgHdr) {

    (Code in Alt-text)

    #Opensource #Thunderbird #EML #JavaScript #Filename

  11. @Defcon_Music
    Hi - Below is my preferred audio track name listing for this album -

    I had #Track Name as:
    = Track Number + Track Artist + Track Name
    e.g. 06 0xdade - DFIU

    I keep folder as the #Album name / #directory (not putting name in #filename as you had it)

    ☑️ Consider renaming the next one's like this ! Everything you have online is quite perfect but track names way too long and broken in reading:

    ➡️ you had filenames as:
    = ARTIST + ALBUM NAME + TRACK NAME + TRACK NUMBER) ⬅️ bit random and long and and splitting artist and track name ?
    rare / unseen
    e.g.
    0xdade - DEF CON 33- The Official Soundtrack - 06 DFIU

    I had Track names as:
    = Track Number + Track Name

    (filenames are ordered as numbered not by artist name as you had it)

    01 Skittish & Bus - Love Me Better (Liquid Edit).mp3
    02 Dutch Angles - Singularity.mp3
    03 Lionshare Sound - Thrillshot.mp3
    04 Scythe - Schmerzu¨berwindungsgro¨ße.mp3
    05 D15k0B3t@ - Breakpoint Execution.mp3
    06 0xdade - DFIU.mp3
    07 Syntax - InfoBop.mp3
    08 Zploit - Defcon FTW.mp3
    09 RIFTX - 404 Nexus Not Found.mp3
    10 CeZeta - Great Day.mp3
    11 Banoodle - Not In Service.mp3
    12 DotOrNot - P-2026 (ft. Rabidm00s3ry).mp3
    13 Short Circuit & Meagan Valliere - Buffer Overflow.mp3
    14 1336 x Danzii 14 Access (ft. King Calie) (DEF CON 33 Credit Card Skratch Mix).mp3
    15 Le Cube - Access Denied (Server Room Mix).mp3
    16 Terminal Override - Access Granted.mp3
    17 bash explode - -redacted-.mp3
    18 Archwisp - Night Drive.mp3
    19 Protagon - Rain Keeps Dripping (ft. DC862 CTF).mp3
    20 C$ x Samuel Vincent x RocketGod - FlipperZero (DC862).mp3
    21 Alex Acacia - Submit, Repeat.mp3
    22 Project Mammoth - 404 On The Dancefloor.mp3
    23 Fling - Save The World.mp3
    24 XORAC - Pretty Little Hacker.mp3
    25 YTCracker - Shred (ft. DNZ & Ryan Sloan).mp3
    26 Death Ray Robin - Availability (cecilnick Sped Up Remix).mp3
    27 MAE HEX - DEF CON After Dark.mp3
    28 Activ8te - AFK.mp3
    29 Elipscion - Behind The Firewall.mp3
    30 baud - Everything You Say.mp3
    31 Isilvorn - Kung Fu (Radio Edit).mp3
    32 Some Sorta Way - American Nightmare.mp3
    33 The TroubleShooters - Hot Takes.mp3

  12. @Defcon_Music
    Hi - Below is my preferred audio track name listing for this album -

    I had #Track Name as:
    = Track Number + Track Artist + Track Name
    e.g. 06 0xdade - DFIU

    I keep folder as the #Album name / #directory (not putting name in #filename as you had it)

    ☑️ Consider renaming the next one's like this ! Everything you have online is quite perfect but track names way too long and broken in reading:

    ➡️ you had filenames as:
    = ARTIST + ALBUM NAME + TRACK NAME + TRACK NUMBER) ⬅️ bit random and long and and splitting artist and track name ?
    rare / unseen
    e.g.
    0xdade - DEF CON 33- The Official Soundtrack - 06 DFIU

    I had Track names as:
    = Track Number + Track Name

    (filenames are ordered as numbered not by artist name as you had it)

    01 Skittish & Bus - Love Me Better (Liquid Edit).mp3
    02 Dutch Angles - Singularity.mp3
    03 Lionshare Sound - Thrillshot.mp3
    04 Scythe - Schmerzu¨berwindungsgro¨ße.mp3
    05 D15k0B3t@ - Breakpoint Execution.mp3
    06 0xdade - DFIU.mp3
    07 Syntax - InfoBop.mp3
    08 Zploit - Defcon FTW.mp3
    09 RIFTX - 404 Nexus Not Found.mp3
    10 CeZeta - Great Day.mp3
    11 Banoodle - Not In Service.mp3
    12 DotOrNot - P-2026 (ft. Rabidm00s3ry).mp3
    13 Short Circuit & Meagan Valliere - Buffer Overflow.mp3
    14 1336 x Danzii 14 Access (ft. King Calie) (DEF CON 33 Credit Card Skratch Mix).mp3
    15 Le Cube - Access Denied (Server Room Mix).mp3
    16 Terminal Override - Access Granted.mp3
    17 bash explode - -redacted-.mp3
    18 Archwisp - Night Drive.mp3
    19 Protagon - Rain Keeps Dripping (ft. DC862 CTF).mp3
    20 C$ x Samuel Vincent x RocketGod - FlipperZero (DC862).mp3
    21 Alex Acacia - Submit, Repeat.mp3
    22 Project Mammoth - 404 On The Dancefloor.mp3
    23 Fling - Save The World.mp3
    24 XORAC - Pretty Little Hacker.mp3
    25 YTCracker - Shred (ft. DNZ & Ryan Sloan).mp3
    26 Death Ray Robin - Availability (cecilnick Sped Up Remix).mp3
    27 MAE HEX - DEF CON After Dark.mp3
    28 Activ8te - AFK.mp3
    29 Elipscion - Behind The Firewall.mp3
    30 baud - Everything You Say.mp3
    31 Isilvorn - Kung Fu (Radio Edit).mp3
    32 Some Sorta Way - American Nightmare.mp3
    33 The TroubleShooters - Hot Takes.mp3

  13. I believe #GitLab issue gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/- is important (not top-prio, but still important), but can't really put my finger on why. Can you help me come up with reasons so I can comment arguing for it to be reopened (and hopefully fixed)?

    Maybe @yournameisinvalid can help? The #bug is about #fileName​s, not names of people, but I suspect there might be some overlap.

    I'd refer to @spolsky's joelonsoftware.com/2003/10/08/, but I fear that might come across as condescending, which isn't my goal.

  14. I believe #GitLab issue gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/- is important (not top-prio, but still important), but can't really put my finger on why. Can you help me come up with reasons so I can comment arguing for it to be reopened (and hopefully fixed)?

    Maybe @yournameisinvalid can help? The #bug is about #fileName​s, not names of people, but I suspect there might be some overlap.

    I'd refer to @spolsky's joelonsoftware.com/2003/10/08/, but I fear that might come across as condescending, which isn't my goal.

  15. I believe #GitLab issue gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/- is important (not top-prio, but still important), but can't really put my finger on why. Can you help me come up with reasons so I can comment arguing for it to be reopened (and hopefully fixed)?

    Maybe @yournameisinvalid can help? The #bug is about #fileName​s, not names of people, but I suspect there might be some overlap.

    I'd refer to @spolsky's joelonsoftware.com/2003/10/08/, but I fear that might come across as condescending, which isn't my goal.

  16. I believe #GitLab issue gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/- is important (not top-prio, but still important), but can't really put my finger on why. Can you help me come up with reasons so I can comment arguing for it to be reopened (and hopefully fixed)?

    Maybe @yournameisinvalid can help? The #bug is about #fileName​s, not names of people, but I suspect there might be some overlap.

    I'd refer to @spolsky's joelonsoftware.com/2003/10/08/, but I fear that might come across as condescending, which isn't my goal.

  17. I believe #GitLab issue gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/- is important (not top-prio, but still important), but can't really put my finger on why. Can you help me come up with reasons so I can comment arguing for it to be reopened (and hopefully fixed)?

    Maybe @yournameisinvalid can help? The #bug is about #fileName​s, not names of people, but I suspect there might be some overlap.

    I'd refer to @spolsky's joelonsoftware.com/2003/10/08/, but I fear that might come across as condescending, which isn't my goal.

  18. #Development #Reviews
    New TLDs: not bad, actually · Why the debut of .zip and .mov as top-level domains has caused a stir ilo.im/12x3fe

    “The level of fear-mongering about .zip and .mov is just comical.” — Eric Lawrence

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    #ZIP #MOV #TopLevelDomain #TLD #Domain #DNS #UiDesign #WebDesign #WebDevelopment #WebDev #Frontend #URL #Link #FileName #Collisions

  19. #Development #Reviews
    New TLDs: not bad, actually · Why the debut of .zip and .mov as top-level domains has caused a stir ilo.im/12x3fe

    “The level of fear-mongering about .zip and .mov is just comical.” — Eric Lawrence

    _____
    #ZIP #MOV #TopLevelDomain #TLD #Domain #DNS #UiDesign #WebDesign #WebDevelopment #WebDev #Frontend #URL #Link #FileName #Collisions

  20. #Development #Reviews
    New TLDs: not bad, actually · Why the debut of .zip and .mov as top-level domains has caused a stir ilo.im/12x3fe

    “The level of fear-mongering about .zip and .mov is just comical.” — Eric Lawrence

    _____
    #ZIP #MOV #TopLevelDomain #TLD #Domain #DNS #UiDesign #WebDesign #WebDevelopment #WebDev #Frontend #URL #Link #FileName #Collisions

  21. #Development #Reviews
    New TLDs: not bad, actually · Why the debut of .zip and .mov as top-level domains has caused a stir ilo.im/12x3fe

    “The level of fear-mongering about .zip and .mov is just comical.” — Eric Lawrence

    _____
    #ZIP #MOV #TopLevelDomain #TLD #Domain #DNS #UiDesign #WebDesign #WebDevelopment #WebDev #Frontend #URL #Link #FileName #Collisions