use this version of Sudo for Windows… it goes to some length to keep the activity inside the current dos console.

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@echo off
setlocal

::self escalate
net session >nul 2>&1
::we need the timeout here versus in the main body logic...
::because sudo remaps stdin which then fails  timeout's "press any key to continue" 
if %errorlevel% NEQ 0 (sudo %0 & timeout /t 5 & exit /b)

::...rest of your logic...

Background:

one day i accidentally deleted my self hosted wordpress blog… i had backups of the posts but off went all my images in a brutal flash… this script pulls what was still out there on the Internet Archive Wayback Machine

The gist here is leveraging a hidden checkbox to maintain expand/collapse state and css :before {content: "xyz" } to add the expand/collapse widget which keeps the additional markup minimal.

Markdown compatible :)

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<p></p><input type="checkbox" class="expander">
#### Expandified Heading
* bullet 
* bullet
* <input type="checkbox" class="expander"><i>another expander</i>
  * nested content that will be expanded

I was envious of how the mac auto extracts zips and took a shot at doing that via powershell script on windows

start here for latest downloads

Oracle Provider for OLE DB

• I initially found a free generic database object browser tool called Oracle Maestro…

Yeah I actually said Oracle Forms, that product from the 90’s… as one might guess, i happen to be on a legacy conversion project at work…

There’s some rough edges getting these old bits to install and run that i wanted to capture…

This is an oldie but goody… the gist is that even latest Windows 10 still ships with working IExpress.exe which is a self extracting exe builder! Who knew.

i’m basically following this guide, while humbly attempting to trim down to bare necessity and re-align configs with crucial bits that’ve shifted since then… and likely to continue shifting 😐

corresponding syncfusion forums post

Binding to Collection> can be accomplished but doesn’t appear to be well documented… this WPF SfDataGrid doc gave the clue.

The basic trick is to set the SfDataGrid’s column.MappingName = “Fields[FieldName]“;

where Fields is a Dictionary property on your DictionaryWrapper class.

Installing Google Play

• This worked very nicely minimally for Android v7.1.1 “with Google APIs”…