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That's such a horrible practice I don't even. You're forcing yourself to stay on an older, potentially less maintained version of the OS so you don't "jinx it"
by mynameisvlad 13y ago
That's such a horrible practice I don't even.
You're forcing yourself to stay on an older, potentially less maintained version of the OS so you don't "jinx it"?
- sk5t 13y agoThe VS.NET installer has gotten a lot less terrible since the 2005/2008 days, although it used to be pretty dicey. One may now upgrade with little to no fear of a nightmarishly borked install state... that said, it's wise to use VMs exclusively for development, so rolling back to a pre-update snapshot is an option.
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