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In that case take a look at sessionbox as I mentioned above. If it works for you it would be cheaper than building a PC to run 20 VMs.

Or would Firefox multi-account containers work for you: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers ?

How about something like this: https://sessionbox.io/discover ?

Packt books have a bad reputation. I think https://automatetheboringstuff.com would be better and it’s free.

You could take a look at https://www.netlify.com/.

I take your point that a beginner may find more comments helpful. I would still urge .:SAmSuNG:. to review the comments and ask himself/herself if each one actually helps in explaining the code or are some of them just psuedocode that get in the way. I don't think it is a bad idea to learn...

Are all those comments really necessary?

Here is a Python equivalent taken from Python Cookbook by David Ascher, Alex Martelli # needs win32all, or ActiveState's ActivePython distribution import win32serviceutil def service_running(service, machine): return win32serviceutil.QueryServiceStatus(service, machine)[1] == 4 def...

My advice would be to start at the beginning with the easier option of Python. You should be able to learn enough Python to start doing useful things fairly quickly and this will give you a good grounding to then go on and learn other languages which will also be easier with one language...

Oh btw, forgot to mention that I haven’t bothered with av. I do have an NVidia card and installed the proprietry drivers a couple of weeks ago. I don’t think I have had a freeze since then so that was probably it.

I switched from Windows 10 to Fedora around a couple of months ago and am very happy with the move. I initially installed Ubuntu and Fedora partitions alongside Windows 10 but quickly found Fedora more to my taste than Ubuntu. The only problem I think I had with Ubuntu was with vnc and gnome...

You can't use the Hyper-V version of Docker on Windows Home but you can use the Virtual Box version. Also, if you use the Hyper-V version of Docker on Windows you can't run VMware and AFAIK Virtual Box. When I was using Windows 10 Pro I wanted to use VMWare and Docker so I used the VirtualBox...

+1 for Jetbrains

Rather than using WAMP, I think you would be better off investing some time learning the basics of Docker for a local development environment.

I transferred a .co.uk to Namecheap last week without any problems.

I have been using Blue Iris for about 18 months with 5 cameras and can recommend it. I use motion detection to record clips to disk as well as the iOS app for remote viewing and get email alerts when a camera is triggered. I don’t do continuous recording. The only problem I have had is with...

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Cucumber and 37.

I also think your sister has been more than generous and that she should not bear the cost of the loss alone. In fact I don't think she should bear any of the cost which should be covered by insurance and if it isn't that's not the fault of your sister.

I really feel for you and can't bear the thought of losing my 15 year old Spaniel. RIP Pippin.