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https://youtu.be/4n-FWsZlhxs?si=_FQ61wvVw6rt-wuA _*Todos que dependem de um ponto central, tem e cai no problema de centralização, por isso a diversidade é boa, quando todos dependem de uma mesma tecnologia, uma mesma linguagem, uma mesma framework, uma mesma tecnologia, você tem um enorme problema, da dependência dessa tecnologia centralizada, por isso eu sou contra meios que centralizam dependências tecnológicas pois ela se torna o elo alvo de ataques, e é por isso que o universo distribuído, é e sempre será melhor, sou totalmente por um mundo distribuído, sem pontos centrais, sem centralizações!*_

Get it fresh from the oven: https://github.com/HeidiSQL/HeidiSQL/releases/tag/v12.14.1.1 New release of HeidiSQL for Linux in GTK2 and QT5 flavours.

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"Hi everyone! I’m looking for someone who can help me with a college assignment in Lazarus / Free Pascal. I need you to create a project based strictly on our class theory PDFs. The job requires: 1) A detailed planning sketch of the form layout made in MS Paint (with as much technical information as possible), 2) The actual source code, and 3) The designed Form/GUI. Please PM me with your rates if you are interested! By the way, is there any Latino around here who could help me out? It might be easier to discuss the details in Spanish! Thanks!"

Good morning. After this series, I understood why I had trouble programming in ASM. 11/12 — How I Learned to Calculate — My Story — The Calculating Machine (6 Parts). —————— Have you ever stopped to think about how a computer actually works? Not in theory. But step by step — instruction by instruction. Where does information come from? Where does it go? How does the computer know what to do next? How does it calculate? How does it remember? *The Complete Series (6 Parts)* 1. Registers — How to store values while the computer works 2. The Control Unit — How to coordinate operations 3. The ALU — How to calculate 4. Numbers — How the computer understands zeros and ones 5. The Byte — How a standard was born 6. Memory — Where information is kept *Why Does This Matter?* You use computers every day. Your phone, your laptop, the server hosting your social networks — everything is built on these same pillars. Understanding how they work together is understanding the most important machine in modern history. To open each section directly, use the timestamp links below: Part 1: Registers (Flip-Flops and Fast Storage) (Covers the concept of feedback from 1918, flip-flops to store a single bit, and the creation of registers to hold temporary values during calculations) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BI7I1yxQZ0&t=0s Part 2: The ALU (Arithmetic Logic Unit) (Covers the component responsible for logical and mathematical operations, from the half-adder to the architecture outlined by John von Neumann in 1945) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BI7I1yxQZ0&t=4m19s Part 3: The Control Unit (The Conductor of the Cycle) (Covers the orchestrating component of the machine that drives the continuous cycle of fetching, decoding, and executing each instruction) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BI7I1yxQZ0&t=9m21s Part 4: The Binary System (The Language of the Machine) (Covers how two-state electrical circuits — on and off — represent and operate numbers using powers of