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  #2626382 24-Dec-2020 12:41
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freitasm:

 

Yes, because you have to drag the image itself from the filesystem (or open it, select all and copy/paste). Dragging from another application is basically copying the whole thing not just the image. Not much we can do about this.

 

 

Thanks. I see the second image was included by reference.

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  #2626386 24-Dec-2020 13:06
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Thank you folks. I have tested this with the other parts of the forums and it seems to be working so I am releasing to the general group now.




 

 

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  #2626388 24-Dec-2020 13:09
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freitasm:

 

Handsomedan:

 

Well that was easy

 

 

Some say Geekzone is ugly. I rather have it easy than beautiful with a load of slow code. Also, I have time to code a bit more while still looking for a full time position.

 



TBH I don't think its bad at all. It functions reasonably well. It does look a little bit dated... but I guess to be fair it hasn't changed significantly for a number of years now.
You would be surprised what some people can do by just changing a few style sheets....

 

 

 

 

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  #2626390 24-Dec-2020 13:11
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darylblake:

 

freitasm:

 

Some say Geekzone is ugly. I rather have it easy than beautiful with a load of slow code. Also, I have time to code a bit more while still looking for a full time position.

 



TBH I don't think its bad at all. It functions reasonably well. It does look a little bit dated... but I guess to be fair it hasn't changed significantly for a number of years now.
You would be surprised what some people can do by just changing a few style sheets....

 

 

Yes, probably a bit dated but I put a lot more effort in the server side.




 

 

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  #2626391 24-Dec-2020 13:13
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Prefer efficient server side then a beautiful CSS.

 

Geekzone as it stands looks and feels functional and it's efficient in what it does and it doesn't need to be changed just yet.

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  #2626392 24-Dec-2020 13:20
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Happy to test too. You’re smashing out new functionality... time to slow down at enjoy the glorious weather. 😀




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  #2626394 24-Dec-2020 13:31
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I am enjoying the coding. Have to write a few more reviews though.




 

 

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  #2626395 24-Dec-2020 13:52
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hio77:

 

I still remember the horrible day that was removed, I had to move back to using imgur, oh the pain!

 

Pebcak. You doubled your workflow by doing this.

 

 

Image copied and pasted - worked well. Thanks!




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  #2626406 24-Dec-2020 14:57
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Nice feature, works well :-)

 

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  #2626407 24-Dec-2020 14:57
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Not my house 😭




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  #2626409 24-Dec-2020 15:00
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Well that worked super duper!

 

Thanks, but I was just getting the hang of uploading to the gallery after 10 years 🤣 




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  #2626410 24-Dec-2020 15:01
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kiwifidget:

 

Thanks, but I was just getting the hang of uploading to the gallery after 10 years 🤣 

 

 

you poor soul! it's the most painful process!




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  #2626411 24-Dec-2020 15:04
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freitasm:

Any feedback on speed, easy to use, messages, etc welcome.


Very easy to use; took longer than I was expecting for picture to upload; but that could be down to work network/proxy, which can cause issues.

Very straight forward.

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  #2626433 24-Dec-2020 16:30
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Workin fine this end, Snapshot of my hackintosh 😀

 




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  #2626437 24-Dec-2020 16:49
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i'm too embarrassed to show a photo of the system settings of my huckery old laptop. 




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