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Enough.
Sean was sick last week and I only managed to get to this Saturday afternoon. The issue is fixed so lets move on.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Is not enough
Sorry
(I appreciate your try to throw water on the fire. But what happened is too much!)
there are bullies between codeproject's people
and violence is not acceptable. never!!!!
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The sentence of Kornefeld: «can we smash him» was removed but not in time. I was able to take a snapshot.
Now this will come to the codeproject's headquarter
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Member 270861 wrote: Now this will come to the codeproject's headquarter
Where exactly do you think these messages are being held?
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You apparently haven't realized that Chris is the FOUNDER AND OWNER of CodeProject.
Throwing empty threats around isn't really helping your "cause", though it is amusing to the rest of us.
Your original complaint was addressed in a more-than-timely fashion. Now you're just piling on to a problem you created yourself with your attitude. Just drop it and walk away. It's not worth it.
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Member 270861 wrote: Is not enough
OK, then you're options are to leave the site or settle down and accept that
a) your tone was demanding, shouty and unthankful
b) we are only human, we're busy, and one of us was off sick and unable to follow upo with you personally
c) demanding an apology from others when you see nothing with your own behaviour means we are probably not going to see eye-to-eye.
Maybe it's time you just moved on.
Or: you could just put this all in perspective, stop looking for arguments, and get on with the task of helping each other learn to code and create.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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You could always point him to the About Us page, and ask him to contact the boss.... 
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To use CAPITAL LETTER is like to shout: yes. But, is to shout always wrong? no! it isn't.
If you lose yourself in a forest and you are in danger you will shout for HELP. is that wrong? No!
Most of the times to shout is wrong, but sometimes could be necessary to be listen.
I am not saying that to shout against codeproject was correct (I never said this. Read carefully all my messages). But, if to shout become necessary to be listen then something, somewhere, went wrong.
who, between all of you, knows how many times I tried to get the issue solved during last week?
who, between all of you, knows how many times my messages was banned as spam?
has anybody asked to me or to himself, why I shouted? No!
Did you, Chris, asked to yourself why a user of your site is shouting? No (you should).
Please, Chris, read carefully the "point b)" in your opt-in opt-out conditions.
in that point, you talk about the problems codeproject has had during last week, but in the same time with the same words, you talk about a long lack of service!
Chris, you gave me the option between leave and remain. But in your "opt-in opt-out" you do not talk about what Kornfeld did: no one can call for respect and use the expression Kornfeld used against me (or anybody else).
To choose between Leave or remain depend on the respect I have of this community and the respect I have of this community depend on the decision its leader (you) takes.
How can I decide between leave and remain if I do not know which is your decision?
with regards
Vincenzo
P.S.
- this sentence «please kick Cornfeld out» is under my account but I never wrote it.
- all the people in your office said you are right and all the people in my office said I am right. But there is a big difference between you and me: you are the 'big boss', and many people are ready to say you are right in any case, also if you declare the earth is flat. in the same way (many, but not all) the people in this chat behave like a pack of wolves. Please, read the chat, and how many Stupid and offensive comments there are. (Sorry Chris, I think you should take your people under better control, please).
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I have always enjoyed reading the The CodeProject Insider Daily Developer News newsletter but for some reason I am not receiving them for the last 3 days. A friend of mine has not received his either. Has this newsletter been discontinued? If not how do I tell your site to send me the last 3 days of newsletters? Thanks... John
P.S. I am sorry if this is not the right forum but I could not see a better place to post the question.
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Apologies, this link should help sort you out:
Email Consent Form[^]
Thanks,
Sean Ewington
CodeProject
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If you highlight a code block from an article, tip, QA post, or forum then copy it to the clipboard:
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It works fine:
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private Pen _ScratchPen = new Pen(Brushes.Red, 5.0F);
private Brush _CoverBrush = Brushes.LightGray; If you use the "copy code" button, you get a mess of HTML as well:
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Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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This will be fixed next deploy. The issue turned out to be an unintended consequence of a jQuery update.
cheers
Chris Maunder
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Chris Maunder wrote: an unintended consequence
I must remember that one...
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!
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I keep accidentally coming across open-source libraries, and tools, that I consider remarkable in terms of functionality and performance.
I don't think links/blurbs-about these quite fit in the "Freebies" forum, or the Lounge, or other forums.
Your thoughts ?
cheers, Bill
«Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and it may be necessary from time to time to give a stupid or misinformed beholder a black eye.» Miss Piggy
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Thanks, Jochen,
I think the possible advantage of a forum is that more people might contribute. Articles get "submerged" in the great ocean of them; I think a forum is more likely to be "visible."
I see the article you linked to was published in 2007, and, while it has many thank-you comments, none of the comments I saw added any new links to content, or commented on whether its existing links were still valid.
cheers, Bill
«Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and it may be necessary from time to time to give a stupid or misinformed beholder a black eye.» Miss Piggy
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Billji,
If you prefer to not post an article at this time, could you PM me your list of libs? Many thanks!
/ravi
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Namaste, Ravi-ji,
Two excellent open-source libraries I'm currently evaluating are:
1. XDMessaging.NET : ipc without server client; very easy to use. I found out, after discovering XDMessaging, that the author had a CP article published in 2007; that's been updated in 2010, but is out of date now. I've written the author, and requested he update the CP article. last dev activity on github two-months ago. I am experimenting with the "lite" package to enable duplex communication between WinForm apps, but the full package can do remoting using AWS.
home: [^]
github: [^]
2. Message-Pack C-Sharp : fast serializer/deserializer; produces very small compressed packages; very easy to use compared to Proto-buf and other tools. being actively developed now.
github: [^]
cheers, Bill
«Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and it may be necessary from time to time to give a stupid or misinformed beholder a black eye.» Miss Piggy
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Any idea why this question was removed?
How to prevent a process from being killed in task manager?[^]
It is great that university students are interested in developing anti-malware software for the Windows platform and as far as I can tell my answer is the only mention of ELAM for protecting security products. It would be great to retain that type of information here on codeproject.
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From my Point of view a big lack here, one is not allowed to discuss about this theme.
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Well,
It sounds like an overzealous approach to moderation. Protecting Anti-Malware[^] processes and Digital Rights Management[^] processes are perfectly valid and an important part of software engineering.
Windows IoT also supports ELAM (with protected processes and services) and I am looking forward to what future university students will create to protect our 'Internet of Things' future. Let's give them all the information they need to accomplish this.
Best Wishes,
-David Delaune
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Ok your two links are the official ones. I prefer to discuss every dirty technics of maleware/ransomware/hacking what else.
My Point is: Knowledge is the best defence. And what Tools so called "hackers" can use if everything is on the table?
But I'm pretty alone with this opinion here  
Bruno
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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0x01AA wrote: one is not allowed to discuss about this theme.
A lot of people agree with you and that bothers me a lot. The more we know about how hackers do what they do the more we can right safer code. This is a topic that should be welcomed here.
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.
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So we are on the same line I think? Or it is one more time my English...
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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