@cfvonner thanks, I need to get into the materials now that I have acquired the links, I am trying to fix the brain right now, it's much better than around the middle of March. Using oil combination (concentrate fish & extra virgin olive oil) for neural repair. I order an E-ink tablet with pen writer today, I wish my new Chromebook there was a thiea-IDE for ARM Gentoo or the new Android shell available. I am forced to use ARM VS-Code on my laptop and I guess I should work on docker VM to do any coding. My home computer can do whatever I need but I have to be in a good mood to get on the desktop.

@cfvonner I am at Cache-22 also. I tried to build with source, it would have worked after much tinkering. Except the machine cannot run a swap file in a container becuase of system priveledges, so it runs out of RAM. So I need to put in a ticket for the ARM aarch64 Linux *.appimage for linux with their team and maybe get some assistance

supposedly it runs on Raspberry Pi 4 becuase of a swap file access

I forgot where mine is

I made a aarch64 Fedora/red hat VM and tried to build from source, ran into some difficult issues owned up another ticket

Any Jira gurus out there? I have a queue that shows time to resolution, so it knows the issues were resolved. However, it doesn't show WHEN they were resolved, which I'd like to show also, but I can't figure out what that field is called. I'd also like to filter that queue to issues resolved within, say, the last month, which also needs that field name. I've poked around, not a little, and come up empty. You'd think it'd be way more obvious -- ResolutionDate, CompletionDate, DateClosed, etc, no joy. Any ideas?

Friday thought:

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ohhhh https://echarts.apache.org/examples/en/index.html

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I fired up WinSCP today and it didn't prompt me to update, life goal accomplished

as a long time jira basher(tm) the new navigation is quite good and very snappy

Soooo...any vinyl music collectors in the group? I was delighted to see great turnouts for Record Store Day this year at the three locations I visited. I only had four items on my shopping list and was able to score three of them at my first stop. Sadly, the fourth one was sold out at all three places. I'm debating trying to install a system in my office which is where I spend most of my time so I can listen to my records more often. I've been lusting after a Technics SL-1200 since my college radio days.

About time @Dave Watts made it here.

I doubt I'm going to add anything useful here, sorry.

Some of us are just here to make bad jokes. 😎

I was going to respond with an emoji but there are just too damn many. I don't even know what they're supposed to mean! What happened to simple "like" buttons?

Anyone moved away from VMWare to a different hypervisor and had success?

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I checked my copy and it checks out.

Approximately how many humans have ever lived?

It's estimated that around 117 billion humans have ever lived on Earth. This calculation considers the span of human existence, starting from the emergence of modern Homo sapiens approximately 190,000 years ago. Interestingly, about 7% of all humans who have ever lived are alive today, which highlights the rapid population growth in recent centuries.

Thought you should know.

I was writing a LinkedIn post yesterday and wanted to quote Hal Helms. Just saw the news 😞 In memory of Hal Helms (1952 - 2024), who was a relentless advocate for reducing the high rate of failure in software development. Rest in peace, Hal. You educated tens of thousands, and we continue to strive for better in your name. Back in 2001, I was told a story (by Hal, who at the time explained how to use simple text & button-based wireframes to reduce risk) illustrating the stark contrasts between industries in managing failure rates, particularly between building construction projects and software development. Forever Grateful - Rif Kiamil Photos from the 2000 Allaire Developer Conference. Hal is out of the frame, but he passed me a cigar! We were all watching the election results in the hotel's Irish pub in DC. In 2001, I was able to get training with him on Fusebox at a place in England. The company that booked it all drove us to Brick Lane in East London for dinner one night. What a great group of people in the Allaire development community; I'm so blessed to have been exposed to it all. 1) Want to sign his obituary https://www.pagetheusfuneralhome.com/.../hal.../obituary 2) https://community.adobe.com/.../hal-helms.../td-p/14886121 3) https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rifkiamil_dataplatformengineering-dataengineering-plat[…]m=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAC0bJ8B304_L3wMlMLMXUxcUy-SHLouuv0 4) https://www.facebook.com/groups/CFprogrammers/permalink/10161392336845036/

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will be streaming at 12PM CST today on my word famous (according to me) show, Code Break - come heckle me! https://cfe.dev/talkshows/codebreak-05052025/

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