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  1. SIGFPE (Floating point exception) on Citrix Workspace for Linux

    (Inane Observations)

    On Linux, Citrix Workspace (wfica; icaclient 26.04.0.105) crashes, printing the following error message to console: *** WFICA CRASH: SIGFPE (Floating point exception) *** Crash log saved to: /home/username/.ICAClient/logs/wfica_crash_1234567_1234567890.log

  2. Mid-spinal canal depth by weight, mean and 95% centile

    (Inane Observations)

    Warning!

  3. Reverse engineering 1990s legacy enterprise software licensing

    (Inane Observations)

    This article explores a software licensing system used in a proprietary enterprise software package from circa 1994, which is no longer supported by the original developers.

  4. PDFi: Low-level PDF inspector and editor

    (Inane Observations)

    PDFi is a simple tool for displaying the low-level structure of a PDF file in an interactive tree view.

  5. Simulation model of ventilation–perfusion mismatch

    (Inane Observations)

    Warning!

  6. Custom Open in Terminal shortcut for GNOME Files using nautilus-python

    (Inane Observations)

    When using GNOME Files (Nautilus) with GNOME Console, the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+. can be used to launch a terminal in the currently open folder.

  7. GNOME Files (Nautilus) extension for git gui/gitk

    (Inane Observations)

    This is a simple extension for GNOME Files (Nautilus), which adds an item to the context menu (when right-clicking in the background in any folder containing a git repository) to directly open git gui or gitk. nautilus-python is a dependency.

  8. pyaccdb: Python library for Microsoft Access .accdb files

    (Inane Observations)

    Microsoft Access stores databases in the proprietary .accdb file format.

  9. Microsoft Access .accdb encryption and simple Python implementation

    (Inane Observations)

    Current versions of Microsoft Access store databases in the proprietary .accdb file format.