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here is a precompiled binary which i just today used to download a VoD for a stream that was yesterday (windows) [concat.zip](https://github.com/ArneVogel/concat/files/7380703/concat.zip)

Created a table with 3 rows   [varchar_table.zip](https://github.com/SebastiaanKlippert/go-foxpro-dbf/files/3854626/varchar_table.zip)

> If a field is both nullable and Varchar or Varbinary, two bits are used to represent a field. The lower bit represents the “full” status and the higher bit...

> Also, as far as I know, you are on Windows PC, so they should not be required. > > ``` > > > ``` Thats half correct, i need...

I added a note about having to BUILD on linux in this case. This currently works for us, as we always build on the target platform, to minimize portability issues.

#1342 is supposed to be a duplicate of this. But this issue is closed and doesn't look like it's an active" **must** be fixed" type of issue. sadly i can...

PNG is _usually_ a lossless file format. It stores the image as zipped data. Jpeg on the other hand is a lossy file format. And thus degrades image quality.

Reducing the bits is a lossy operation if there are more than 8Bits of color. Many Websites use slightly lossy compression algorithm by cleaning up some neighbouring pixels. Pngout for...

iirc, 72 is Pixels per Inch and 96 is the assumed DPI for any monitor. Though i only know this because of working with C# Winforms & WPF. Winforms assumes...

@oatsoda can't you "just" use the IServiceCollection and add an additional registration for your service? ```cs services.Configure(NAME, options => ...) ``` This would, however, require us to know the `NAME`...