Focus. That's why I'm here right now instead of GTD.

It's not really a solution. Screen shot; toot with your mocking comments.

I block the camera on my work laptop because the conferencing software we've been using likes to default to video.

On the magic keyboard, the whole bottom row of keys is shorter than they used to be. Not by a lot, but they're shorter. They're now the same height as the keys above.

>Will a state manager start mediating all application logic now?

The author refers to the shopping cart sample -- which is exactly what I used as a blueprint. I think that's acceptable that the design pattern suggestion is coming from the store layer vs. the template layer (who is focused on the UI/UX).

We have to use it sometimes because nobody can figure out how to get our Delphi 7 environment running on Windows 7.

I feel your pain.

I've installed Delphi 7 on my Windows 7 at the time, ran really good and kept developing code as normal.

Then eventually that same laptop got upgraded to Windows 10 and this same Delphi kept working as expected (compile, edit, ..).

Maybe your colleagues can try to install it with the UAC disabled?

I think it has something to do with the 3rd party libs we're using.

Have you tried to compile with Lazarus/Freepascal?

I did a while back, but I don't remember what the problem was.

I keep trying other editors but spend most of the time just trying to get them working like ST.

My 10yo has a Dell laptop with Linux, and she's not learning Linux.

Good point. Desktop environments effectively remove the educational value from linux.

Bug report: even though the cursor indicates you aren't allowed, you can still click the button without accepting all of the "I'm OK with this" buttons.