Well, that's good news then! Thing is, if she went to the hospital she might have got herself exposed to other patients who DID HAVE the virus. You guys must keep that in mind and behave accordingly. Incubation time is, on average, 5-7 days.
[quote who="Private_Partes" reply="17" id="3773117"] Look on the bright side... there are NO ZOMBIES !! [/quote] Bah, that at least would have been FUN. This of being locked at home for weeks on end is just boring. lol
[quote who="Jafo" reply="15" id="3773100"]I'm fine....but the blood bank is crying out for donors....people get scared about donatingw hen there's any kind of virus around...[e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Ufff... stay safe all of you. Portugal is on lockdown and has been so since last week. Everything but essential businesses closed, everyone is off the streets. This is a nightmare, sometimes I feel like I'm in a bad doomsday movie, or a bad dream and I will wake up soon - but al
[quote who="Jafo" reply="12" id="3773011"] Looks like I'll be donating plasma sooner rather than later....[e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Did you get it, Jafo? How are you?
Funny guy. lol :)
[quote who="bmatt114" reply="53" id="3770087"] Hey Yall I am driving myself crazy with the Nexus docks. I am trying to get rid of the File path bubbnle that pops up on hover over my icons. Any Idea? Running Windows 10 and Nexus ultimate [/quote] Open the dock Properties window (e.g.; left click the Nexus icon in a dock, assuming you haven't removed it from the dock, otherwise use the right click context menus), go to the Behavior tab, click the More Options button, change 'S
[quote who="Gaspershooters" reply="35" id="3768927"]I am not familiar with Accuweather,but I did check Darksky API ,for free trial with unique key,a user would allow thousands calls a day;[/quote] " Can I require my users to sign up for a developer's API key? No, your end-users should not sign up for Dark Sky API keys as a means for you t
[quote who="Gaspershooters" reply="32" id="3768912"]To be fair,so is alternative way the Rainmeter's developer did on the its forum which 'scrapping' Weather.com.[/quote] Sure, I was just pointing out the problem with this. It's a nightmarish headache for the developer. [quote who="Gaspershooters" reply="32" id="3768912"]I believe XWidget's developer does pay for Accuweather.com the service. [/quote]</p
As far as I know he is 'scrapping' the Yahoo website to get the information. The problem with this is that all it takes for the whole thing to stop working again is a small change on the format/presentation of the page - and those happen very often, turning these type of weather widgets into a support nightmare.
RIP Ross. :'(
I think it would be a huge mistake to put WindowBlinds on the chopping block. Sometimes it's not how much revenue an application makes that matters but the value of all that is associated with it. For instance, what does mostly everyone here still actively contributing to Wincustomize (in skins and in the forums) have in common? I would say they are all WindowBlinds skinners. Kill WindowBlinds and you lose them. And since people are what keeps this place alive (which in turn attracts
[quote who="neone6" reply="101" id="3762364"]-I'm Out. [e digicons]:cylon:[/e] [/quote] Ah, come on guys, there's already too few of us to get upset with each other over relatively small things. Let's just drop the subject and pretend it never happened. :) I totally understand where you are coming from as many times I am the same: I go direct to the point without beating around the bush, and although I mean well (well, most of the time ahah) that does leave
This is not just happening at Microsoft, it's happening at Apple too - plenty of bugs in the latest Catalina release as well. This happens because these morons completely misunderstood what RAD (Rapid Application Development) means and when it should - and should not - be used. I'm not the one claiming this, some of the guys who wrote the original Agile Manifesto ar
[quote who="neone6" reply="85" id="3762308"]LUX & STYGIAN should be something up your alley then [e digicons];)[/e] [/quote] Thanks, got to look them up! :)
WOW Chasbo, really, really, nice! I'm a sucker for those type of black shinny themes. :)
[quote who="nofx1994" reply="74" id="3762025"]Yeah I have restorator that I use to edit dll's and xmls but I did some research and the weather on nexus can not be changed which is disappointing but I can live with it. Thank you for the suggestion though.[/quote] Don't try to change the main Nexus executable, that will trigger a software protection error, even on the free version of Nexus, IIRC - good for preventing malware from tampering with the exe. This said, you can change
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Thanks Al and Dave... And yes, it hasn't been easy. :)
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[quote who="DaveRI" reply="35" id="3761309"]I use a very basic little module that just shows temperature, humidity, and dew point. I did notice that the dew point was "N/A", I guessed it wasn't in the alternate feed.[/quote] Thanks for the feedback, Dave! :) That can happen even when using the same feed provider. though - sometimes little bits of info that are usually available go MIA for a while.
Oh Dave, I'm so sorry. :(
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[quote who="ALMonty" reply="33" id="3761279"]Nexus weather and Rainmeter weather are working again.[/quote] Wow. Looks like the Weather.com feed is indeed back - color me surprised! :) Just one question, Al: you mentioned Nexus weather was also back - does it mean it wasn't working for you while the Weather.com feed was down? Here it automatically fell back to the MSN weather feed, but I did notice at least one different location was reporting something like 'Valid name, no da
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[quote who="Gaspershooters" reply="28" id="3761243"]It's not down,it start charging for its service: https://wxdata.com/pricing [e digicons]:([/e] [/quote] They were already charging, but a sub-set of the Weather.com data had always been free (or at least we could get if for free until now). The problem is that their pricing is absolutely over-the-top outrageous! For instance, they want $620 per month for a maximum of 20,000 requests *per day* (not even per
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I'm so sick of weather providers always killing their feeds and taking down myriads of weather widgets with them. How many times has it happened already over the years? Even redundancy only gets you so far, as you can see.
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Just a Heads up: the Weather.com feed has been down for the past few days. Luckily a few years ago I built some redundancy to the Winstep weather module in anticipation of stuff like this, so that it would automatically use other weather feed providers if the main feed (Weather.com) failed. Here is the problem: initially this meant multiple active feeds like NOAA, Weather.com, Google, Yahoo and MSN. Google killed their weather API years ago, then Yahoo placed their feed behind AUTH au
[quote who="JuniorCrooks" reply="37" id="3761171"]What I really meant by my comment is that I don't understand Gods timing and I don't believe anyone does, however, God does not owe me an explanation.[/quote] Nobody except God himself fully does, IMO. I tend to think a lot about this, so please take the following as my own rambles. :) We live in an imperfect world which is supposed to be that way for a variety of reasons. Here God says 'your will be done' instead of 'My will b
[quote who="JuniorCrooks" reply="29" id="3760994"]I don't understand, we have evil people who live to be a hundred and we have great people who live to be less than 60[/quote] This is because this world is all we know, so we have no idea how much better Heaven is (and Heaven is forever, you never get sick or grow old, there is no pain, just eternal bliss). It may seem to us like an injustice to leave this world earlier, but if we are going to a much better place, no possible compariso