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For the lazy: https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1/cms/page_26968090.html
Edit: According to Notepad++, the CIA could have taken advantage of this vulnerability by placing a bogus version of SciLexer.dll on a compromised target machine that Notepad++ would load.
The downside? The popularity of open source tools that do a great job become a target for intel agencies in the world to try and slip hooks into.
A couple modern examples include Vault 7 documentation of 0-day malware that was placed in VLC. Letter detailing VLC dev team response can be read here.
Notepad++ was another much loved program in this class that also had compromised resources in it. Again related to Vault 7. Notepad++ letter in response can be found here.
There is constant effort to develop tools to collect intelligence as an expected and necessary function of all governments. The more popular the program the highest likelihood of targeting. Without delving into ideals this is recognition of what-is.
From that basis, I tend to regard security as an illusion. We are always compromised. Early in internet history I came across argument to this effect. The best we can do for some security is to be a bit tougher to crack than the next guy. The common wide spread approaches will keep moving and attend to the softer targets with no locks on their door. There is security in being a ghost behind the scenes. With sufficient motivation, no one is secure.
VLC is great, and free, and with that popularity is an irresistible target. I've wandered off topic from that main point. :)
>v 7.3.3 - Fix CIA Hacking Notepad++ Issue
>08 Mar 2017 21:58:00
>"Vault 7: CIA Hacking Tools Revealed" has been published by Wikileaks recentely[sic], and Notepad++ is on the list.
>The issue of a hijacked DLL concerns scilexer.dll (needed by Notepad++) on a compromised PC, which is replaced by a modified scilexer.dll built by the CIA. When Notepad++ is launched, the modified scilexer.dll is loaded instead of the original one.
>It doesn't mean that CIA is interested in your coding skill or in your sex message content typed in Notepad++, but rather it prevents raising any red flags while the DLL does data collection in the background.
>It's not a vulnerability/security issue in Notepad++, but for remedying this issue, from this release (v7.3.3) forward, notepad++.exe checks the certificate validation in scilexer.dll before loading it. If the certificate is missing or invalid, then it just won't be loaded, and Notepad++ will fail to launch.
>Checking the certificate of DLL makes it harder to hack. Note that once users’ PCs are compromised, the hackers can do anything on the PCs. This solution only prevents from Notepad++ loading a CIA homemade DLL. It doesn't prevent your original notepad++.exe from being replaced by modified notepad++.exe while the CIA is controlling your PC.
>Just like knowing the lock is useless for people who are willing to go into my house, I still shut the door and lock it every morning when I leave home. We are in a f**king corrupted world, unfortunately.
>Otherwise there are a lot of enhancements and bug-fixes which improve your Notepad++ experience. For all the detail change log, please check in the Download page.
(From notepad-plus-plus.org)
Total Commander - a dual-paned file manager with many functions. I am a lot more productive using this than Windows Explorer
Everything - a quick find tool which indexes all the files on your PC
Notepad++ - a text editor with many more functions than Notepad
If you are just talking games, then it would be the required game clients such as Steam, Origin, and Uplay
- Thunderbird - An old-fashioned, highly configurable email client (because I don't like most web interfaces)
- Notepad++ - A simple text editor for anything that's not a word document
> My spacebar key is broken :p
I hope you didn't edit all of this line by line. Just in case: the magic of column mode editing (this is nothing specific to notepad++).
Just wanted to check whether that was a typo or if you knew that Notepad and Notepad++ were different programs. Doing any kinda coding in regular Notepad sounds like the worst
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Okay, people: Enter the folder (Stardew Valley Expanded) and find the file content.json
Open this file in any text editor, but Notepad++ is best.
Press ctrl+f and search for the text Penny Mature Event
Her and Haley's events are surrounded by the symbols /* and */
Those symbols render the code in between useless. Removing them and saving the file should allow the events to trigger (along with enabling mature events in the config.json). Or you can just read the script right there. THESE EVENTS FEATURE TRIGGERING TOPICS. PROCEED WITH CAUTION IF YOU ARE SENSITIVE TO UPSETTING TOPICS. Also, the whole content.json is filled with spoilers.
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my comment was a general observation if i had a popular program like notepad++ it would feel like an honor in a weird way. hope my original comment doesnt mislead anyone. i am not that gifted to dev somthing like that. here are the list of people who dev notepad++. i am grateful for the program. i use it often
> Auto-updater will be triggered in few days if there's no critical issue found.
The fixed version (7.3.3) can be downloaded manually or wait for the auto-update.
(Note: These instructions are for Chrome. I assume that other browsers have similar features.)
Press Ctrl+Shift+I to open the "Developer Tools" window and choose the "Sources" tab to get a list of all the sites from which your computer is loading items for this web page. If you don't like a source, use Notepad++ to add it to your hosts file.
For example: On this page, when I look at the "Sources" tab, I see that I'm getting data from the following places...
- www.reddit.com
- b.thumbs.redditmedia.com
- pixel.redditmedia.com
- reddit.com
- s.zkcdn.net
- ssl.google-analytics.com
- www.redditstatic.com
- Frame ad_main
- - www.redditmedia.com
- - adzerk-www.s3.amazonaws.com
- - engine.a.redditmedia.com
- - px.moatads.com
- - s.zkcdn.net
- - www.redditstatic.com
- - Frame ados_frame_main_1206644
- - - static.adzerk.net
When I mouseover the ad_main entry in the Developer Tools window, the second sidebar ad is highlighted, so I know that I've found the code that loads that advertisement. If I add the lines 0.0.0.0 adzerk-www.s3.amazonaws.com, 0.0.0.0 px.moatads.com, and 0.0.0.0 static.adzerk.net to my hosts file, the ad will fail to load. To double-check, I right-click on the advertisement and select "Inspect", and I see that the image's source is static.adzerk.net--a perfect match!
I don't know how much better or worse it is than a standard adblocker. I use this simple, manually-applied method because I don't want to rely on an automatic adblocker.
Trade node connections are quite easy to mod in.
MEIOUandTaxes1/common/tradenodes/00_tradenodes.txt
Ctrl+f: "north_sea_node="
Scroll down a little and place cursor at the end of line 1653 (use the program notepad++ it's a godsend for doing stuff like this), press enter, and paste the following:
outgoing={ name="atlantic_node" path={ 2054 1857 } control={ 2737.000000 1953.000000 2634.000000 1832.000000 2575.000000 1825.000000 } }
The finished product should look like this, where the highlighted section in the picture is what you should paste into the file. The connection path even looks kinda pretty if I do say so myself.
To answer your original question, trade nodes were changed for balance purposes. I believe the North Sea -> Channel node connection specifically was broken because the Channel node was laughably overpowered in previous versions of the mod. In my experience, England [especially a player England] was able to easily dominate both the North Sea and Channel node which gave them a very large income from trade; Denmark and Friesland couldn't compete in the North Sea due to the amount of trade power England had in Scotland, North England, and Ireland, and England could send huge amounts of trade power upstream from the Channel node. It was pretty damn overpowered and I'm not surprised the connection was broken. Since EU4's trade mechanics are so blatantly nonsensical to begin with, the MEIOU modders likely don't particularly see an issue with having nodes either not have or have connections where one might think such connections should or should not exist, respectively.
Would rather it wasn't a link straight to a download. It is pretty helpful software from experience.
Also: https://ninite.com/
Notepad++ is pretty good for editing .ini files for games.
the easiest fix is just to edit your save to get rid of the disaster. First get notepad++ then open your save with notepad++. hit ctrl+f search for "human=yes". once you're at human=yes then search for "disaster_" there should be a disaster_progress and disaster_started. the first should have a lot of 0.000's, find the entry that's 100.000 and change it to 0.000, the next should have lots of 0's find the entry that has a 1 and change it to 0. save your save file and you won't have the disaster anymore
Maybe this?
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/a-propos-du-tweet-contre-fn.html
First I'd ever heard of it. Just goes to show how much better your life is without social media. IMO the guy using a free text editor to further his own political agenda (regardless of what it is) is kind of bullshit, but that said I'm not about to stop using N++.
Vi: dividindo o público de TI desde a década de 70.
Pessoalmente, sou do time Vi para tarefas no terminal, em linha de comando. Já na GUI com janelas e mouse, depende do ambiente.
- Windows: Notepad++
- Linux: Sublime Text Editor, mais pela falta do Notepad++ do que qualquer outra coisa.
Right or wrong, that's basically what the author calls it:
"Notepad++ is a free (as in “free speech” and also as in “free beer”) source code editor and Notepad replacement that supports several languages."
It's like Microsoft Notepad but oh so much better. https://notepad-plus-plus.org
It has autosaving documents and can open a ton of file formats. A lot of businesses actually install it by default on all their machines because it's just that good.
This is awesome. Now I just separate all the text files into a pile, and use Notepad++ to find keywords for what I want.
Since I am interested in photography, I just typed "photo" into the Find feature, and bam...all the URL's I am interested in pop up. Use them however you want.
Yes. All it requires is a text editor. If you don't have it already, I would advise you to grab Notepad++ - https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download
I believe that the setting HBS_Kiva mentioned was changing
DestroyedMechRecoveryChance=1
to
DestroyedMechRecoveryChance=0
This can be found in the primary config JSON file. That will destroy any enemy mechs on CT destruction. I'm unsure if that also applies to player mechs, or if that is a separate setting. I'm trying to find the post about it on the official forum.
Edit: To clarify the above, this value determines whether a mech that has suffered Center Torso destruction will drop any parts. By default, a mech will always drop at least one part. The value is a float, which means you can set it to fractional values between 0 and 1. For example, setting it to 0.5 would give you a 50/50 chance of a cored (CT destroyed) mech dropping a part.
On Windows, go to \Steam\steamapps\common\XCOM 2\XComGame\Config and open the file XComGameCore.ini using Notepad++ or a similar text editor. Then search for the line
[XComGame.XComWorldData] EnableThreadedWorldDataBuild=true
and change it to 'false'. This will increase loading times, but reduce instances of LOS not working correctly. On console, there's no workaround, but that config option was added by the developers in I believe the last patch, which indicates that they are likely aware of the issue and may be working on solving it.
Notepad++: This probably belongs in the technical section but w/e. It's pretty much the Notepad windows program, but it allows you to save your documents in almost any text-based format. I use it all the time at uni for coding in C/C++, and it also changes the appareance of the words in the code depending on the language.(Words like if/else/while/do show up in blue when coding with C/C++)
You have not used NP++ if that's all you take away. It can open a bunch of files in the same instance, it can record macros, it supports regular expressions for search and replace, it can change the encoding of your files, you can use plugins which can be used to edit files straight on an FTP server or which make sure XML-files are formatted correctly upon saving. And of course the feature you described is called syntax highlighting which makes it easier to find missing quotation marks and parentheses.
Yeah! In fact, it's already been created. Now, for the all-new price of $0, you can download software such as Brackets and Notepad++ which makes writing code so much easier! Now, instead of writing code in binary, it's been translated into a text editor with syntax highlighting! It's so easy!
/s
If you can't be bothered to write code yourself, then don't expect people to make code for you for free. People are already making free software called Unitale that allows you to edit it with a script instead of coding the engine from scratch yourself. That's massively generous already. Battle creation will be shit and extremely limited if we make something like that. Lua is probably the best option to go with. If you can't do that, then you're not gonna be making anything with Unitale anytime soon.
Uh, yeah?
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v781-free-uyghur-edition/
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v762-edition-gilet-jaune/
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/v664-tiananmen-64-edition/
And I believe the author at one point said if you voted for Marie LePenne you need to uninstall Notepad++.
I'm not saying that's bad or anything, but the author has a political stance and uses his software to express that. But if you don't support that kind of politicism, then Kate is a good alternative.
Well, it has value as a popularity metric and we should look at it as such (and it's also important). Conflating this with any other kind of insight is nonsense.
30% uses notepad++
A dll is a library of code which executables can use and execute. It's entirely possible to create your own dll that can execute any code you want. You want to be just as careful with dll files as with exe files, the CIA even hijacked a dll file of notepad++: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/notepad-7.3.3-fix-cia-hacking-issue.html
I suggest when downloading something from some weird site (which I wouldn't do to begin with) to scan them with Malwarebytes. The free version won't scan automagically, so you'll have to tell it to manually.
I love Notepad++. Also, the creator seems to have a good sense of humor too:
Notepad++ Author
>(No support request and bug report please, only praise and worship)
My friend, you need a real editor. Here's a list in no particular order. I'm assuming you're on Windows.
- At the top of my list is vim, though it is currently engaged in a holy war against emacs. They're better for console (or at least, in-a-terminal) coding tasks.
- I have heard good things about atom.
- Notepad++ is free, but the author pulled some bullshit stunts with the autoupdate a few months back.
- People love Sublime Text. It has a demo, but a license is $70.
EDIT:I HIGHLY recommend making a backup of your save before doing any manual editing.
EDIT 2: Fixed on how to actually remove
Using Notepad++ open your save file.
C:\Users\YOUR_NAME\AppData\Local\Introversion\Prison Architect\saves\
Search for any virusdeadly status effects and simple remove them.
Problem solved.
Download an app called "SMS Backup and Restore"
Make a backup
Find the backup
Open the backup in Notepad++
Using the existing SMSes, create new fake texts. The type field is 1 or 2, one being a received message and 2 being a sent message. The date_sent is in a unix timestamp format - you can find converters online. readable_date is obvious. body is the text content.
Save the file, replace the original one you made
Restore with the app, and it should inject your fake messages with timestamps into your SMS app.
If you need any help, lmk
No worries. If you're on PC and have Reddit Enhancement Suite, it adds a "source" button on every comment, and if you click that it'll give you the pre-formatted text which you could copy over to your comment, so you don't have to reformat it all yourself.
Also if you're not aware, some text editors will let you do Column Editing (idk if that's the official term for it, but that's what Notepad++ apparently calls it). If you hold 'alt' and click and drag with the mouse, or hold 'shift+alt' and use the arrow keys, you can highlight across multiple lines and add/edit/delete the same thing across these lines. I'm probably massacring the explanation for it (the gif in the link will probably convey the idea much better), but it helped me go back and easily add in the additional spaces without having to do it line by line. It comes in super handy in programming, so just an FYI if you don't know about it.
The MAME release page has a link for the full driver info in XML format. You can download that file and use a free program like notepad++ to search the contents. According to the current release file 0197 there are 6 versions of The King of Fighters '99 - Millennium Battle:
kof99e - The King of Fighters '99 - Millennium Battle (earlier)
kof99k - The King of Fighters '99 - Millennium Battle (Korean release)
kof99ka - The King of Fighters '99 - Millennium Battle (Korean release, non-encrypted program)
kof99h - The King of Fighters '99 - Millennium Battle (NGH-2510)
kof99 - The King of Fighters '99 - Millennium Battle (NGM-2510)
kof99p - The King of Fighters '99 - Millennium Battle (prototype)
The way attachment nodes work has changed with KSP version 1.0. Unfortunately Bobcat has abandoned his mods. But you can manually fix that.
Open the config file for the broken part, for example:
GameData/SovietPack/Parts/N1L3/BlockA/part.cfg
in your favorite text editor, I can recommend Notepad++ if you use windows but notepad is also ok (don't use Word or LibreOffice).
Now change the fifth value from
node_stack_bottom = 0.0, -7.3, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0
to
node_stack_bottom = 0.0, -7.3, 0.0, 0.0, -1.0, 0.0
it determines the orientation of the node. Only change the value when the node is really flipped, if the upper node "node_stack_top" for example works as expected don't change the value. Unfortunately you will have to do this for all broken parts in the mod folder.
Good question. The process requires a little of bit of data-mashing, as the phonotactic analyser requires the language to be in IPA. (It's like that because it needs to know what is a vowel and what's a consonant, and the Roman alphabet is just waaaay to inconsistent with that kind of stuff across languages to use spelling. Also it would be effectively useless for any foreign script.)
You need to take a sample of words in your target language, replace all the orthography symbols (spelling) with their IPA symbols. This obviously requires knowing how the target language’s spelling maps to its sounds. You can do this in Notepad using the Find and Replace feature. I recommend using Notepad++. You may need to be aware of the order that you do this in, same way when going in the opposite direction. You may need to be aware of capitals, depending on your sample of text. You may also need to be aware of punctuation symbols. Find an Replace these with nothing.
Your sample text goes in the "or analyse word structure of your own language" part. The samples texts for the default languages were the top most frequent words in that language. Anything from the top 100 to 300 words should actually give you a pretty good sample, since they probably account for 75% to 85% of the language. Failing this, you might just have to go to Irish Wikipedia and take a random sample of text. Checking Control Phonemes Frequencies will give you the actual distribution of the sounds, which should in theory make it more accurate.
Then you have to reverse the IPA back into spelling in Vulgar’s settings, or come up with your own spelling.
This is why I haven’t done it for every language. Heh..
Soldier aim isn't really changed, though? Cover is a bit more valuable (providing 30/45 Defence instead of 20/40), but that benefits you as well - really, it benefits you more than the aliens, because XCOM has much greater access to cover destroying abilities.
If you do want to change that back, though, you go to Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\268500\844674609\Config and open XComGameCore.ini in Notepad++ or a similar text editor, then go to line 713 (or search for 'LOW_COVER_BONUS') and you can change the values there.
If you've already donated and not received the recipe, you'll need to do some savegame editing.
Get notepad++, install XML tools plugin.
Save game is located in %appdata%/roaming/stardewvalley/saves/[character name followed by number]
Make backup of all files in directory
Open SaveGameInfo with notepad++, plugins->XML tools->pretty print (XML only with linebreaks).
Search for <craftingRecipes>
Copy and paste the following into the file, it should be obvious where.
== <item> <key> <string>Ancient Seeds</string> </key> <value> <int>1</int> </value>
</item>
plugins->XML tools->linarize XML
Save the file.
Open up the other file in the directory. It will have your characters name followed by a number, probably around 3mb large.(ignore the two files with _old at the end, they are your daily backup files the game makes)
plugins->XML tools->pretty print (XML only with linebreaks). This can take several minutes due to the filesize and may seem to hang, just let it work.
Search for <craftingRecipes>
Copy and paste the following into the file, it should be obvious where. Make sure it is in the same relative position, e.g. mine appears directly before the Wild Seeds (Sp) entry in both files.
== <item> <key> <string>Ancient Seeds</string> </key> <value> <int>1</int> </value>
</item>
plugins->XML tools->linarize XML. Again, this may take a while, let it work.
Save the file.
Load up the game. You should now have the recipe available for crafting.
Depends on what you are looking to get out of your IDE
Closest thing I can think of is http://codepen.io/pen/
If you just want a solid Text Editor with clean formatting & colored tags there's Notepad++ and SublimeText
There are tons of other text editors out there though.
I think an editor is under consideration.
Until then, you can make manual edits. On the song list, click on the new folder icon next to the song you want to edit. That will open up the song data folder in your system's file manager. Edit the Info.dat file in a text editor. I recommend using either Visual Studio Code on any system, or Nodepad++ for Windows and BBEdit for macOS. Do not use Notepad.
The Info.dat file is in JSON format. You probably want to edit the lines "_songName" and "_songAuthorName". Don't touch any of the other lines. Once you re-sync the songs, you should see the cleaned up format in the game.
Install notepad++ if you don't already have it installed : https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/
Locate your echo arena logs directory. It will either be:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Oculus\Software\Software\ready-at-dawn-echo-arena_local\r14logs
or
C:\Program Files\Oculus\Software\Software\ready-at-dawn-echo-arena_local\r14logs
unless you've explicitly changed your oculus home install directory.
Once you have found the directory, go to notepad++ and hit
ctrl+shift+f to open the "find in files" dialog box.
In "Find what:" type "Name" (without quotes)
In "Directory :", paste in the name of the r14logs directory you found above.
Hit "Find all"
Scroll through the list and locate the approx time and date of the person you were playing with, and then look through the name to see if you can recall his/her name from those presented.
Good luck!
Is it possible your cells have a return or other special characters in them?
Open the CSV in notepad++ and I bet you can see what's causing the issue. https://notepad-plus-plus.org/community/topic/11232/how-to-display-invisible-characters
You can use any text editor to write HTML and CSS files, as long as you save them with the correct formats (.html and .css, .htm will also work). A popular one is Notepad++.
If you buy a domain through a popular site like godaddy or namecheap, you can also choose to have them host the site for you. If you do so, then adding your html/css/JS files there through their control panel will be fairly self explanatory.
However, to explain it deeper, a server that's set up to serve a website has a document root. For a Linux server running apache, the document root can be found at /var/www/html. For windows running IIS (Internet Information Services) the physical location of the document root is usually c:\Inetpub\wwwroot. The docroot is the root directory of all the web servers files. This is where you would place index.html (the home page) along with any other pages. Maybe you'd have about.html, blog.html etc. You'd also create a folder named css, and place any css in there, which is linked in the <head> of your HTML with
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="css/filename.css">
Note that you don't HAVE to even create a css folder to place your CSS files in. It just helps keep it organized. If you didn't, then instead of linking your CSS files with a path like href="css/filename.css", you would just make it href="filename.css" if the filename.css file is located right in the document root, instead of a designated css folder.
At that point, if you purchased a domain and set up an A record to the IP address of the server you're using to host the site, it would display the index.html file located in the document root, as long as IIS (if windows) or apache if linux has been configured/installed correctly.
On Win7 64 bit I'm finding the tail function to be a little frustrating. I'm monitoring my local apache log and it's updating sporadically, sometimes not at all (I'll hit a page and npp will never update until I reload the log file, or sometimes only after enough changes and then I click back and make npp the active window).
If I'm clicking links in the browser and come back to npp, it tells me the file changed and asks if I want to reload, then it updates.
Others seem to have similar issues but it's an interesting development.
Assuming you're using Windows, windows key + r then *%LOCALAPPDATA%\Introversion\Prison Architect\Saves*
Open your savename.prison in a text editor (Making a backup first is never a bad idea!), ideally something like Notepad++ which wont muck up the formatting, and then search for (ctrl+f) "SalePrice". Edit the value so that it's 0. Save the file & load the prison.
There you go!
Some of the guys at my husband's work use Notepad++ and clang. (or gcc.)
http://codingfox.com/1-5-how-to-install-gcc-in-windows/
http://codingfox.com/1-9-how-to-configure-gcc-in-notepad-for-c11/
The site was hacked one time: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/hacking-npp-site.html
You might be referring to how SourceForge has been bundling their software (and plenty of others) with malware, luckily, Notepad++ has left SF: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/notepad-plus-plus-leaves-sf.html
In addition to the answers already here, there's also Clang which is known for friendly error messages and additional memory safety features.
But I'm going to plead for sanity and say do NOT use vanilla Windows notepad. The crappiness of the undo/redo and the lack of line numbering will make your life unnecessarily painful. For something minimal but still remotely usable, I'd personally recommend Notepad++
My favorite part is that this is named New Text Document (3)
Someone show this guy Notepad++! I love notepad for being so lightweight and easy to start (Windows+R Notepad...). I've had my computer reboot without warning too many times though, so I need something that autosaves.
get notepad++ ? It will be helpful for searching it regardless of the actual file size, since that log file has a bunch of stuff besides your messages in it.
Short answer
- For Extending Jab the distance threashold is 475
- For Distant Memory it's 500
For comparison, the damage radius of spear's spin attack is 500 for the second charge.
Where do the numbers come from
The game's code comes pretty much in two parts: the engine and the data. The data resides in <Game Directory>\Content. The numbers you're looking for can be found in these data files, either in .lua or .sjson file format. They're all plain text files and can be viewed by any text editor (e.g. Notepad). It's recommended to use a syntax-aware text editor to view them (e.g. Notepad++)
Specifically:
- Start with
Game\Text\en\HelpText.en.sjson. This is the English localization file. Search for the item's name to find its codename (e.g. searching forExtending Jabwould find out that it's the display name forSpearReachAttack) - Any upgrades' / boons' data are likely in
Scripts\TraitData.lua. Search for the codename (e.g.SpearReachAttack)here. - As for the projectiles' data (including all the melee attacks), well, you might need to be an experienced programmer to find them quickly enough without feeling lost. Or feel free to try. It might not be that difficult anyway.
Keep in mind that the numbers you find here are interpreted by the game's code. So they may not mean what you think they mean.
And before anyone asks: Massive Spin gives a +30% radius bonus to both charges of spin attack.
Edit: make it clear on what are projectiles.
I do something similar with text files and a cloud backup (Carbonite). I used text files over other media because of Code folding. I used to use Notepad++ because it was free, but then my files started getting too massive (20k+ lines) and I hit some sort of performance bottle-neck. Now I use Sublime Text which doesn't have that problem, and supports split view of a file, projects (e.g. groups of files), etc. I don't use half of its power but, the simple act of collapsing a HUGE pile of research and summarizing it is very powerful to get an overview of the research, notes, or whatever it is you're doing.
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Then also all your text is searchable (since it's plain text), diff-able (that is you can save text incrementally and roll it back to a previous revision), supported by everything that can parse text (e.g. Slack, Github, etc).
first change your save to be not ironman:
navigate to your save file in Documents/Paradox Interactive/Stellaris/save games/$EMPIRENAME+ID
BACKUP this folder
change ironman.sav to ironman.zip
use 7zip to extract the 2 files inside, "meta" and "gamestate"
use notepad++ to open and edit, not regular windows notepad, this is important
open both files, navigate in both to where it says ironman= and make sure it's no instead of yes, save both
re-zip the files into a new zip file called whateveryouwant.sav, using "add to zip" through 7zip, and make sure you change/add these parameters
put that save where your old ironman.sav was, in the original save folder and you should be good to go.
now you can use the console, and you have to figure out where the L-gates glitched out for you, because it sounds like I had a different problem (researched final L-Gate tech when I didn't have one on my borders). I just recommend messing with the save a few times and reloading using the following console commands until you get the desired result:
effect give_technology = { tech = tech_lgate_activation }
event distar.10900
event distar.10960 (activates random L-gate, hopefully yours is first)
event distar.10950
after this you can reverse the steps to make your save ironman again if you want. hope this helps!
Download a text editor that supports language-based formatting and doesn't require an install such as notepad++. (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v7.5.2.html)
Write some code or pseudo-code that you can use to fill out your game mechanics.
Alternatively, maybe talk to your parents about this. Tell them that you understand you are grounded and that you want to use this time for self-improvement and study. Discuss with them what you need access to in order to work on your game and give them the opportunity to supervise as needed.
What you do? Download the program, then extract, open the program, then you will see ´´no rules set´´ go to New> rule, then create the rule, you will also see ´´Browse...´´ but wait! You need to set PAYDAY 2 to windowed mode, to do so go: Appdata < Local < PAYDAY 2, you´ll see files ´´saves´´ ´´crash.txt´´ ´´crashlog.txt´´ and ´´renderersettings.xml, the file you´re looking for is ´´renderersettings.xml, right click < Open with... choose Wordpad (though Notepad++ is recommended), after opening the file, look for windowed, set this to true, you can also change the resolution manually here, Youtube´s resolution is 256x144 in 16:9, PAYDAY 2´s resolution mode goes from width to height, so this works. Okay, after you´ve set it to windowed and your desired resolution, save the file. Now hover your cursor over the ´´renderersettings.xml´´, right click < Propierties, once you´re in Propierties, set ´´renderersettings.xml´´ to read-only file, so PAYDAY 2 won´t overwrite. Finally after all of this, boot up PAYDAY 2, go to the Shiftwindow program hit the ´´Browse...´´ button, and look for the process PAYDAY 2, once you find it, click it, and then, click on the Run dialog on the program, and, voila! PAYDAY 2 low-res!
Also, there is another ´´Browse...´´ in Shiftwindow, but that is for the path´s name, if you wish, you can select the PAYDAY 2 process and have the path name, too. It does no harm.
1.Go to the Documents section on your computer and there should be a folder called "My Games". In that folder, click on "Afterbirth+ Mods".
2.Create a new folder and name it anything you like (preferably the name of your mod/ challenge).
3.In that folder, make a new folder called "content".
4.Create a new text document in the content folder called "challenges.xml". Click "yes" if a box pops up asking you to change the file type.
For this next step, I recommend downloading Notepad++, just for the sake of making everything easier to read!
5.Copy and paste this code into the XML file.
6.Read the documentation to create your own challenge! I gave a quick example that starts you off as ??? with ipecac and Monstro's Lung.
7.When finished, load up your mod in the Mods menu of Afterbirth+. It should be named after your folder. Then play it under the Challenges menu!
To get starting item IDs, visit the Platinum God site (potential spoilers). Hover over an item and the ID will be in the upper left.
As for starting pills/ trinkets/ cards, I'm not sure how to get those IDs just yet. Sorry!
To get the character you want to start with correctly, it goes in order from the character select menu, starting at 0 for Isaac, 1 for Maggy, etc.
Hope I helped. Let me know if you run into any problems! :)
EDIT: Seems like I was in the middle of changing the test challenge when I posted this, and I forgot to put in Montro's Lung. Put 229 right after the comma following 149 if you want to try that challenge!
Run your .yml files through a YAML parser (like this one) and make sure your syntax is correct.
YAML requires spaces instead of tab characters, so that could possibly be your problem. Use an advanced text editor program like Notepad++ or Sublime Text if you aren't already, they make editing YAML files a lot easier.
Open RES-settings console, go to backup&restore tab and download the backup.
Make a copy of the backup and save it in different folder (not necessary but it's useful to have backup of backup in case something goes wrong) open the file in Notepad++.
Ctrl+F, go to find&replace tab, check reg expression mod and type this into the bars
find: "votes":\d+
replace with: "votes":0
Hit replace all, save it and go back to RES-settings console and restore the backup. And that's it.
> there will be some 'System Editor'
Yup, notepad++ tends to be the recommended one, although in a dev diary a HOI4 dev recommended sublime text, which seems to have some interesting features, like multiline selection and editing.
it's not that hard to do that for yourself.
Edit: not really sure why i'm being downvoted. maybe because i didn't give a tutorial? i guess i can give one here.
- Download the most recent version of Rick's Unpacker
- Go into common/Binding of Isaac/resources/packed and drag afterbirth.a onto Gibbed.Rebirth.unpack. This will create an afterbirth_unpack folder next to your afterbirth.a file
- Move itempools.xml from afterbirth_unpack to your resources file
- Edit the xml with Notepad ++
I associate mainline FOSS products with a sense of quality and integrity that most companies have difficulty emulating. Sure, of course you could add advertisements and sponsored content and still call it open source. However, expect backlash, especially from power users and the "free software" champions. Those are arguably the most important users of Firefox as they are the ones most likely to be directly contributing to the project; Mozilla should not be protected and immune from criticism. SourceForge started integrating adware into the installers of several inactive (and active) projects, and received a ton of heat from the community, with many leaving the site all together. Very few were defensive of SourceForge, even though it was entirely possible to opt-out and was done to prop-up the company's failed business model. Adware maybe much different from sponsored websites, but arguably, with the way Mozilla has been heading, it could be just the very beginning.
Not a 100% on this, as I've just started altering the config files myself, but I think this should work.
1) Get into this folder Steam/steamapps/common/7 Days to Die/Data/Config and find the entitygroups.xml file.
2) Make a backup of this file just in case, and if you don't already have it download Notepad++ https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.7.9.2.html you'll need it to open the .xml file
3) Open the entitygroups.xml file and looks for a couple lines of code that look like this
<entitygroup name="HornetGroup"> <entity name="hornet" /> </entitygroup>
and
<entitygroup name="ZombieDogGroup"> <entity name="zombiedog" /> </entitygroup>
Now here's where I'm sketchy on things. You might be able to just delete the code (or comment it out) and save the file, viola no dogs or wasps. Or, you could alter their spawn probability to 0%, if you look for the bear you'll see the spawn probability for them has been set at 10%
I'm sure someone out there has already done this, and welcome any ideas other might have on how to do this better.
This <strong>video</strong> is an excellent description of the various technologies associated with web development. As far as text editors or IDEs, until you get a better idea of what you want to do, you might just want to go with something free, such as <strong>Brackets</strong> or <strong>Notepad++</strong>.
The reason that I say wait on the text editor or IDE is because they tend to specialize somewhat depending on your main language(s).
For security reasons, browsers are unable to do directory searches, so it's not possible to write JavaScript code to do that for you.
The closest I could recommend, assuming you're using Windows, is opening a command prompt (WindowsKey + R, then run "cmd"), then put the drive name and hit ENTER, then do "cd filepath", and then do "dir *.mp4 /b > mp4_files.txt" to output the filenames to a text file. If, for example, your videos are in D:\games\mygame\videos, then once you open the command prompt window you'll input something like this:
d: cd "\games\mygame\videos" dir *.mp4 /b > mp4_files.txt
and that will create a file in that directory named mp4_files.txt, which will have the names of all of the .MP4 files within that directory. You then just need to convert the contents of that text file into an array in your code.
A good text editor, like Notepad++, will help you quickly create a macro so you can convert those filenames to something easy to paste into your code.
Sorry there isn't a method to do that directly from your code, but that should at least make it a little less painful to generate the list of filenames. 🙂
I have a hunch that I may know what's causing this. Could be wrong, but it's worth a shot.
- open up File Explorer and click the address bar
- copy %LOCALAPPDATA%\SWTOR\swtor\settings and paste it into the address bar and hit enter
- open client_settings.ini with notepad or whatever plain text editor you use. (I like Notepad++)
- find AllowColorRemapping = true and change it to AllowColorRemapping = false
- save your changes and then launch SWTOR
Hopefully this helps. I suspect what you see in the character select is due to the color remapping feature they added and set as default awhile back.
The CSS is for styling and the JS is for scripting, there should be a .html file, you can use the search feature on most modern text editors like NP++ to find the text
Usually the worst block to creativity is a completely open-ended assignment. Constraints, rather than actually constraining you, tend to provoke new ideas and inspiration.
This is why I keep Notepad++ open on my second monitor and write up a simple design specification before I plunge into a new build.
It should do this role, be able to do this, this, and this. It should have this much capacity. It should use this many of these weapons or other doo-dads. It should use these types of engines and weigh no more than this. Etc etc. It can be as specific or general as you like, and you can decide for yourself how rigid or flexible those defined features are.
The important thing about a design specification document is that it points you in some direction and limits you to some degree. An easier and more enjoyable process with better results tends to follow.
Life tip: this applies to any creative project, not just making cool zoomy-zoomy-pew-pews in Space Engineers.
> you cannot copy-paste from game chat
You can copy from the log file and paste into the game, that's all you need.
> notepad
Ouch. For the love of god, please use a proper editor like notepad++.
sorry to be the one to break it to you, but open source (as in "Notepad++ is free and open source software") is inherently political.
not happy with that ? stop using it.
edit: didn't see the name. LinuxCoder ? lol.
If you want a good notepad program you want notepad++. Supports tabs, colour theming, language/syntax highlighting and a gajillion other features.
That said, this looks like a great programming exercise and your program looks quite functional, nice work!
Yes, it has since been fixed, it was found when a toolkit from the CIA was leaked by some hackers, and then a ton of programs patched to fix their bugs.
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https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/notepad-7.3.3-fix-cia-hacking-issue.html
I got notepad++ to auto update for me. Quick and dirty - curl-ed the whole /download .html. From there got the version number. If the available version number is higher than the installed one, it silently downloads and installs it for me.
Been working for the last 4-5? versions.
Just gotta make sure you are actually getting info from the right .html, that contains the version number.
My ugly code:
curl -v -o "C:/temp/notepad++test/midaiganes.txt" https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download $version_raw = Get-Content c:/temp/notepad++_test/midaiganes.txt | % { if($ -match "Installer.x64.exe") {Write-Output $_}} $repo = [regex]::match($version_raw, '"([^"]+)"').Groups[1].Value $exe_url = 'https://notepad-plus-plus.org' + $repo curl -Uri $exe_url -OutFile 'C:\Users\traatmees\Desktop\Powershell\notepad++_test\npp.exe'
You can create your own character templates that may be used to build characters with.
- Go here
- Copy the file contents into a text editor like Notepad (or Notepad++)
- Give it a name by editing line 2
- Add/Edit/Delete attributes and skills (or anything else for that matter)
- Save the new template to Google Drive/iCloud or to your phone directly
- Tap the "Upload" button under the "Templates" section on the home screen
- Select your template
- Build your character
I can help you with the above if you find yourself running into issues.
I don't know about your Wild Die question AFAIK I am following the rules as laid out in the SRD...but I will double check to make sure.
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Phil
You can't use CS:GO's hammer.
Here is what you need to do.
Open up Garry's Mod's mount.cfg using notepad++, it will be located in "steamapps\common\GarrysMod\garrysmod\cfg"
Read the text inside and their examples
Add CS:GO to it, here is what mine looks like
Launch hammer from the bin folder, "steamapps\common\GarrysMod\bin"
Launch Garry's Mod and make sure CS:GO is mounted in the bottom right
You're done
In this folder:
\Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo
There are two files you can open in a text editor.
Their contents are both linked. Feel free to edit them but make backups first. I tweaked my bots a long time back so my local games all have aggressive ninja bots that can probably play at Global.
All their reactions, skills and spending habits can be tweaked via botprofile.db. All the noise they make via radio etc are botchatter.db, but I haven't tweaked the latter.
Once you play with them you can upload them to a server online. But I recommend testing them locally first.
Recently ran into this issue as well, and never figured out what fixed it, but here's what I remember trying:
Go into AppData/Local/Payday 2 and open the Renderer settings file in a text editor (I highly recommend Notepad++ for easier reading.)
Look for the line that has your resolution, near the bottom of the file. Between the quotes, replace the resolution listed there with 1920 1080. It should read: resolution = "1920 1080"
If that fails, set Vsync to 1, located under the resolution setting.
As a general piece of advice, I'd also set the Refresh Rate there to 60, so the menus aren't choppy at 1080p.
You can also try setting the game to windowed by changing that value to 1, and see if it runs then. This was another thing I tried, but it didn't have much effect for me.
I can't really say which of these steps fixed it, as I tried a few of them over and over again, but everything happened around that renderer settings file. Eventually, the problem seemed to just solve itself after a few restarts and attempts.
Good luck!
Afraid not really..sorry, I never have to write c++ in windows..and in linux I use kdevelop...which is again the same ktexteditor plugin...but in this case the "kdevelop" shell for is most likely more code than the editor plugin. So for sure not "lightweight". ;)
For a very simple editor there is always notepad++ on windows, as far as I remember is has c++ syntax highlighting and including of compiler commands...
If you're using notepad to do notes and stuff I really recommend using Notepad++ as it (this was said above):
Use notepad++, it does not care about not being saved, it will still be unsaved with your change the next time it opens... (basically autosaves)
My hunch is she is suggesting Dreamweaver because it will allow you to design and structure an entire site without coding knowledge as well as without a database. We refer to such sites as 'static', as each page is a separate, 'flat' html file. Web development has moved away from this style for various reasons, but if you don't have any means of storing your content dynamically, you're kinda stuck with it.
Many developers and web designers have grown a distaste for Dreamweaver, but one thing it will do is allow you to implement templates so that things like headers, footers and navigation can be consistent across all your html pages, and when you update something you can push that change across everything in one click. That does mean learning Dreamweaver; everything basically has to be done by a prescribed method. It's not hard, but you'll need to spend time learning the 'Dreamweaver way' to do it. There's not a lot of other systems that will handle templating for flat html files I'm aware of anymore.
As many others have suggested, if you can get mysql and php setup on the server Wordpress is a great option for a non-developer. However, as someone who manages a dozen wordpress sites on virtual servers I have to warn you that there are occasional problems that come with the added complexity, combined with the fact that Wordpress is one of the most targeted CMS's by hackers you may find it's more work than it's worth, and for that reason your IT might not allow it. I know some schools can be very sensitive about this kind of stuff. At my shop, in order to build a Wordpress site for our college theater client, we had to procure servers off campus.
If you absolutely must use Notepad, download (for free) Notepad++. You'll thank me later.
You need a text editor like Notepad++. Open the .mod file for whichever submod you're trying to install with your text editor and then change the file's text with the example Sin provided:
dependencies={"A Game of Thrones"} Location *\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\mod sinocide.mod with the dependency. name="Sin's Genocide Mod" path="mod/Sinocide" dependencies={"A Game of Thrones"} picture="SinStar87.jpg"
For most of his submods you don't need to do this though. Depends on which one you're trying to install.
Depending on your platform, I'd advice a few different courses of action:
For Windows, the best of bad options is probably NotePad++; it's decent enough of an editor and would, I think, have syntax highlighting for Lua.
For macOS and Linux my general recommendation is emacs-nox; i.e. emacs opened from a shell in Terminal.app (or just "Terminal", macOS) or whatever terminal emulator you have on your Linux system, or, if you happen to be a KDE kind of person, Kate.
Other than that, emacs with X support will work on Linux, and Xcode works well on macOS, although it does not to my recollection have Lua syntax highlighting, at least by default.
Probably not, but if you whip out a text editor it'd be pretty easy. Copy the line or two that enables outposts in the techtreey.xml from some Euro civ's Age0 tech [e.g., Age0French] into Japan's.
Probably easier with Notepad++ than trying to use regular notepad. https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
From the upcoming guide:
"To “re-spec” your soldiers in the AWC:
Open Notepad++ (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/) and navigate to:
Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\268500\844674609\Config\ xcomgamedata.ini
Search (Ctrl+F) for “Respec” and then change the value following the “=” to 0
It should look like this:
XComHeadquarters_DefaultRespecSoldierDays[1]=0; Normal
It will be instantaneous, and you will be able to choose the perks again for your soldier. "
Edit: There are only a couple other changes to make, and they mostly affect the mid/late game so you should be good to go.
Yes. Save game files are stored in your Documents folder. Documents/Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings II/save games
Right click on your save and open with or edit with a text editor. I recommend downloading and installing Notepad++ for this.
Remember to make sure you're opening an uncompressed save game. I recommend making a new save game for the expressed purposes of editing it, just in case you make a mistake and mess up the file.
1) Install a clean copy of the latest raspbian, https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
2) Unmount the card (I just pull it out) then remount it
3) Using a text editor that respects formatting (i use notepad++ on pc as its free and awesome, https://notepad-plus-plus.org/) create a file containing the code between the ** replacing the wifi details with your own then save it as "wpa_supplicant.conf" to the root directory on your SDcard
**
ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev
update_config=1
network={
ssid="YourSSID"
psk="YourPASSKEY"
id_str="Mi1kyRocks"
}
**
4) If you plan to use ssh you also need to save an empty file again to the root directory called "ssh", just that it must have no file extension (when you look at the files details it will simply be listed as a file)
5) stick the SDcard in your pi and it will automatically connect
This will work on 99% of routers, I only use my Pis headless and this works a treat as you don't need to find a spare monitor/mouse/keyboard.
Go to Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\268500\844674609\Config and open XComLW_Overhaul.ini in Notepad++ or a similar text editor, and then find the lines 'REFLEX_ACTION_CHANCE_YELLOW' and 'REFLEX_ACTION_CHANCE_GREEN' (starting about line 137) - set all of them to 0.
If you have an Excel file with 3 columns of data (chromosome, start position, end position) just copy the 3 columns into a text file (I recommend using Notepad++) and save it as "file.bed" or whatever. Or in Excel use "Save as" and save it as a "Text (tab delimited) .txt" file then manually change the extension from .txt to .bed after it's saved. Make sure you remove any headers from the file, I don't think bedtools likes header lines.
Forcequit Starbound if you can. Then through Steam, do:
- Right-click "Starbound"
- Click "Properties"
- Click "Local Files"
- Click "Browse Local Files"
- Go into "storage"
- Open "Starbound.config" in Notepad++ or Sublime Text
- Find "fullscreenResolution"
- Replace the number 1920 with 2736
- Replace the number 1080 with 1824
This should fix the issues, but you will most likely not be able to run Starbound smoothly.
If that doesn't fix the issue, find "fullscreen" and change true, to false.
Download: https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v6.9.1.html
Once installed open the program, you should have a blank window open. Copy/paste the code into it. Go to save, when it asks save it as "Sparks" and to the right of where you name it you should get to choose the type of file, choose LUA.
Make a new folder in your Windower4/Addons folder titled "Sparks", and drag and drop your Sparks.lua into it. Then you can type //lua load Sparks in game to load the addon.
For me, one of the killer features of Notepad++ is column-mode editing. Geany was the only text editor I could find which uses the same Alt+Shift+Arrow behavior.
Notepadqq doesn't appear to have this feature.
Try enabling CSM (Compatibility Support Module) in your BIOS if you have such an option. If you don't, or if you're not able to see both boot options in your boot menu, try this: (this is how I got it working)
Go to Windows.
Open admin cmd.
Enter "diskpart", then "list volume"
Try to identify your EFI system partition. In most systems, it's the 199/200 MB partition before the Windows drive (if you've modified it, you may need to try this method for all the volumes without drive letters that you see)
Noting the volume number, type: select volume (volno) (no brackets) and then "assign H:" or any other free drive letter.
Your EFI partition should appear in Windows Explorer. If you can't open it, even with admin privileges, download Explorer++ and launch it as an admin.
Navigate to your EFI partition and copy all your Clover files to another folder.
For simplicity's sake, open your config.plist using Notepad++. I know that's a lot of programs, but using Windows Notepad is hella annoying to edit this file because you can't find anything with its horrible word wrap.
Find the GUI bit and remove as shown:
<key>GUI</key> <dict> <key>Hide</key> <array> <string>\EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI</string> ~~<string>Windows</string>~~ </array> </dict>
Also go to the Boot bit and set this (I think this should work for yours)
<key>Boot</key> <dict> ... <key>Legacy</key> <string>PBR</string> ... </dict>
Reboot and see if it works.
To find Starbound.config:
- Find 'Starbound' in your Steam library.
- Right-click it
- Click 'properties'
- Click 'Local Files'
- Click 'Browse Local Files...'
- You should see a bunch of folders. Go into 'giraffe_storage'
- You should now see 'Starbound.config'.
- Before you do anything else, make a backup of starbound.config.
To disable vsync:
Download and install Notepad++ (Very much recommended for editing configs and the like. This will stop things from showing up as one giant block of text.)
Open 'starbound.config' with Notepad++
Search for the line that says
"vsync" : true,(Shortcut: Ctrl+F)Change it to
"vsync" : false,Save 'starbound.config'. (Shortcut: Ctrl+S)
Oh no! Something went wrong!
That's why you made a backup. Simply delete the current 'starbound.config' and restore the backup. If this doesn't work, delete that one as well and the game should make a new one for you the next time it launches.
You need to edit the XML file you just copied; Notepad is fine for this, although something like Notepad++ is a bit friendlier to use. See this comment for the changes you need to make to get it to work.
If you're set on using an IDE, then visual studio 2015 community is probably your best bet (assuming you're on windows).
Personally, I think beginners are better off using the command line for their first basic programs. The focus should be on the code at first. A massive IDE like VS could be intimidating and confusing, with the multitude of features and settings that you won't need for months.
If I were just starting I'd get a free basic programmer's text editor like notepad++, install the GCC compiler, and compile from the command line. LMK if you need help.
Windows Defender is a good anti-virus and is already part of W10.
Likewise, Edge the new browser works as a PDF viewer. It's getting nice upgrades too.
I used to install Dexpot, a multiple desktop program, but that isn't needed anymore in Windows 10.
If you are coming from a Mac and want a terminal and all the Unix goodness you might be missing head over to http://www.cygwin.com
Great text editor: notepad++ https://notepad-plus-plus.org/
Autohotkey: Great for remapping keys on your keyboard to other functions.
Apps from the app store:
Drawboard PDF. You have to pay for it, but there is a reason it's number 1 in the store. Otherwise Sumatra PDF (desktop app)
Groove Music isn't bad.
MS Outlook Mail/Calendar: Major overhauls coming with W10 threshold 2, the next update due in october. Even now they are good programs. They sync well with your Google account if you have one.
Finally a lot of things have changed in W10 (and 8). For example you no longer need extra software to deal with ISO's. Double click and they are mounted. Keep your installs to a minimum and see if the OS can deal with what you need. Add as you go. I can imagine it is over whelming to come back after such a long time because so much has changed. I'm just worried before you get started you'll end up weighing down your PC with all the stuff you used to need that you don't any more. Like an anti-virus...
Make sure to get Notepad++, it's free and will make life a lot easier. It automatically color-codes everything and puts little lines down the left side to show how things are connected and nested.
Wine and Notepad++ already decided to leave before the outage:
https://www.winehq.org/wwn/392#Migrating%20away%20from%20Sourceforge
https://notepad-plus-plus.org/news/new-notepad-plus-plus-community.html
It is true that FreeCAD had prepared to leave, but the outage did give them a good kick!
VLC was already gone in 2013: https://blog.l0cal.com/2015/06/02/what-happened-to-sourceforge/
If you're just making a static site, you write HTML files in whatever text editor you choose (Notepad will work, but I recommend something that at least gives you syntax highlighting like Notepad++. You can grab a full-featured IDE like Visual Studio or Aptana if you want, but it's a bit overkill. To get them on the webhost, you can just copy the files over using an FTP program like Filezilla. There's probably a "www" folder on the remote machine. Any file you drop in there will be visible to the internet, and if you make a file called "index.html", that will be loaded when they visit the site without specifying a page.
If you're making a web application, you'll have to configure the server and that gets more complicated.
Download and install Notepad++
- Copy your column data to Notepad++
- Highlight the lines you want to join (or use Ctrl + A to select everything)
- Choose Edit → Line Operations → Join Lines from the menu or press Ctrl + J.