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Thank you for giving news ! It's a nice job, I often dream of this kind of «real» activity, opening up all senses. Enjoy !

Best wishes with your new venture.

Thank you for the help you provided over the past few years.

may you prosper in you new venture netmaestro

Good luck with your bakery.
Those cinnamon rolls look delicious

netmaestro wrote:I don't code any more.

it's a bad news for us, but I wish you success in your new Job.

Don't forget you got those strong fists to knead the dough, from kneading the keyboard!

Good luck with the bakery
Thank you for all the helpful posts and codes

Damnit NetMaestro, why did I have to be diabetic? I'd eat all of those in your pictures! Good luck in your future.

Good luck with your new venture Nettie.

To paraphrase Arnie.... "You'll be back".

Over the years, I must have written more than my share of small utility programs to conquer various problems like fleet control, POS programs, data conversion, accounting problems, etc.

I can visualize you in December (when it's 40 below) thinking: "Maybe I could design a tablet point-of-sale system with software that my customers could use to order on-line with their cell phones." {grin}

Thanks for all your help (to me and others), netmaestro!
And good luck with your bakery

Would be nice to see you here again from time to time...

Sad to hear but programming is a hard job and maybe a bakery more satisfies you?

Thank you for all the help you gave and examples you did. Wish you all the best!

“It is never too late to be what you might have been.” – George Eliot

I first thought this is a joke, because I read:

Order before 9 am - delivered some day after 2 pm

Good luck!
I'm quite impressed, above all, that someone would like to get up so early voluntarily

I was born a Baker.

I haven't done much coding myself lately, as I've been learning to play the piano/keyboard. It's been fun so far.

Your donuts look yummy! I love donuts! Congrats on your new journey.

Netmaestro has a new tutorial for us: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJnVH1PRq58

Can not avoid to remember this mix between bakering and computing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8LOVgEfh_A