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I like the single-page HTML/MHTML with a contents at the top that link to the sections. It's cross-platform, it should even open on portable devices, and if you need to search you can just use the browser's search. Kind of like this, could use a bit of prettying up though: http://www.gnu.org/softwar...

I believe the registry "functions" are actually macros, so it's a different syntax:

Why don't you see how they like it?

http://abstrusegoose.com/31

http://sites.google.com/site/highlevelassembly/downloads/hide HIDE is an HLA (High Level Assembler) IDE. It is written in HLA and designed to provide an easy to install, hassle free HLA development environment. HIDE is open-source and makes use of various tools produced by other individuals. http://...

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Hydaral wrote:I've been looking for a simple app that can manipulate CSVs, this fits the bill perfectly, thanks.

Did you try CSVed

I've used that for a long time, but for most simple things I want to do with a CSV (delete or move a column or row, sorting) it's overkill.

I've been looking for a simple app that can manipulate CSVs, this fits the bill perfectly, thanks.

Very cool. I wonder if they will/are allowed to link it to the CIA World Factbook? That would be really useful.

I've never used AV on my main computer, I do use a software firewall and run occasional MalwareBytes scans though. Never had a virus, worm, trojan or rootkit. If you are an experienced IT professional, you should know exactly what every process running on your machine is for, anything suspicious is ...

I did some experiments on actual data and did not find too much difference between EMA (Exponential Moving Average) and SMA (Simple Moving Average) EMA is really only useful if you want to call attention to rapid changes in the data, spikes, troughs, etc. This is why I use it for monitoring HDD cap...

Posted b4 by good ol' Baas... :wink: http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=12285#p12285 Also... requires: •Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 or later Why would anyone use .NET to write a directory deletion app?? I have a command line app that does the same thing (RMEmpty), it's 37kB.

What about using EMA for the last x days (30?) then add a percentage of the total votes for that app (5%?). The EMA will weight new apps that have been voted up a lot recently and the percentage of the total will add weight to all-time popular apps.

The point of contention now I think it whether the list should be based on the score over the entire range, or just the past x days (or some exponentially decreasing window applied to the scores, so older scores have lower weights). Have you considered using exponential moving averages? http://en.w...

I started using Comodo Firewall on my new machine, and was planning to install on other machines. Now I wish I took the foresight that ANYTHING could be a potential privacy/security risk, even those that are supposed to protect your data. Now that I think of it.. Backdoors to the FBI, Big brother, ...

m^(2) wrote:Why 100+ 100- has lower popularity than 10- 10-?
IMO it should work the other way...

I would think that since more people have voted on the +100 -100, that the confidence is greater, therefore the percentage reflects that.

I finally found a copy of this to try, unfortunately it writes to: %appdata%\.tswebeditor