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Well done! The forum feels very nice to the eyes!

I have a very bad, failed signing up experience with them...

FastMindMap (https://fastmindmap.innovationgear.com) allows adding on the board the so-called 'floating topics', and later you can build hierarchical or parallel relations between the topics with drag-and-drop. (I'm the developer).

I've tried over 15 sqlite management tool, but SqliteStudio is my favorite! And recently discovered https://github.com/little-brother/sqlite-gui

By build a c/s architecture on top of SQLite, we can get almost 100K writes per second, including the object to JSON, JSON to SQL parsing process:

https://blog.synopse.info/?post/2022/02/15/mORMot-2-ORM-Perf...

We can get 929,281 inserts per second writing to sqlite db: https://blog.synopse.info/?post/2022/02/15/mORMot-2-ORM-Perf...

Hi, thanks for sharing your experiences. What's "Not double-locking"? Thanks.

I use Darken Text for Chrome for the very same task, a must-have extension.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/darken-text/kmonkh...

>> A similar tool got shown here on HN...a visual tool to edit CSS is a) so handy but b) really hard to build because it's not programmatically obvious which file to make updates too...

Can you point me to the post so that I can study more details? As mentioned about, the idea of my http://liveditor.com is not to edit the css for you but points you to the line of the css file so that you can edit the styles in the code editor and see the result instantly.

First, congrats to your new project! Secondly, although it's not for react, but that's exactly the same reason why I have developed http://liveditor.com some years ago! The idea was that the css inspector/tweaker and the code editor should be combined together and working together seamlessly.

PS, I know the software might have some little issues but I'm going to update it soon ;)

Lazarus is great! While FPC and Lazarus make it very easy and productive to make cross-platform GUI software, people should know that mORMot (https://github.com/synopse/mORMot2) makes it very easy to develop cross-platform web apps.

mORMot has been around for over a decade, the feature-set is very rich and mature, and the development and user forums are also very active - you can easily confirm that by checking the github repo's commit logs and visiting their forum.

mORMot's ORM is quite interesting - it's based on SQLite and supports all other mainstream databases through SQLite's virtual table mechanism.

https://github.com/synopse/mORMot2 Very rich and mature feature-set, with active development and active user forums.

Wow! My kids will love it! I'll have them try this out on the weekend.

I don't remember the details, but the framework I use uses some custom collation when creating tables in a sqlite db, and when tools like SQLite Studio is performing some kind of actions it complains something like "collation not recognized/supported"...

Very coo! I think the most useful use case would be managing remote SQLite dbs using existing database GUI tools. One question - does it support custom collations? That might prevent us from using it if it doesn't...

Yes. For many times I have to remove it from my phone after I realized hours of time spent (not wasted) in the app day after day...

Does KeePassXC has triggers like KeePass? I use triggers to auto-mount TrueCrypt drives after opened the password database, does KeepPassCX allow me to do the same thing? Thanks.

I just tried and found a show-stopper that you might want to solve - it slows down my TortoiseSVN Log Messages view which connects to a local SVN server from 0.1 milliseconds to 20+ seconds.

Here in China you can replace a new battery for about 16USD. I've done that 3 times, each of which lasts about 1 year.

We all know what the mainstream opinions are like now, and I came across this FoxNews interview with Colonel Douglas MacGregor (retried, US army), and he had a bit different view: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lasT-5Mrpk

Anyone think if the Colenel's point of view firm?

I read similar info from a French TV, the title of the documentary reads: `"War in Ukraine: Anne-Laure Bonnel "where I am (Donbass) the bombings are Ukrainians"`: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdETdJfYDhw

That's very different from what we can read from the mainstream media and social networks nowadays. Anyone who knows French can confirm that?

Typo - should be: Try check if "China" appeared anywhere on the passport issued by the current government of *Taiwan*.

Try check if "China" appeared anywhere on the passport issued by the current government of China.

Correct. Complains against OOP is like complaining a hammer not suitable for a task which you should have picked up a wrench in the first place.

> modern technology is literally erasing our pasts

It's not modern technology that's erasing our pasts, but cloud-based services owned by someone else. So I'v always keen on local software - for instance, I'm currently upgrading my was staled desktop mindmap software (http://innovationgear.com/mind-mapping-software/) ;)

Wonderful, the graph is much clearer than text specs.

NPT's conference take place every 5 years, and it's supposed to take place in New York April 2020, but will have to be postponed again this year due to COVID. I guess they making this announcement to avoid possible worries of the world.

Delphi (expensive) or Lazarus (open source, true native and powerful for Windows, MacOS, Linux and so on)

> we were able to have the local database file be encrypted protecting the data at rest. How do you store the password locally? Or do you requesting the passwords from a remote server?

Well, I hope the US will payback well to you guys for being in line with Washington's desire and agenda.