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by ItsBob 2y ago
It doesn't come as standard on Enterprise 11. Source: I just installed Enterprise 11 on my desktop a week ago and I had to manually install Microsoft Store manually.
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by ItsBob 2y ago
This is something I've been working on for about 6 months now. I often come up with simple projects, lots of which go nowhere, and I thought it would be good if I could just host stuff quickly with no configuration and after some time
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Show HN: Nervespace – .NET Hosting from a Zip File(nervespace.com)
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I'm working on Fuseable [0] - Hosting .NET apps from a zip file. Think of it like Tiiny host but for .NET [0] - https://fuseable.net Note: I'm still ironing out the kinks but it'll be ready for early access shortl
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I'm probably about to show my ignorance here (I'm not neck-deep in the AI space but I am a software architect...) but are they not just dedicated matrix multiplication engines (plus some other AI stuff)? So instead of asking the C
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by ItsBob 2y ago
> I’ve never done it, but from watching friends do it, it was far too easy to deposit money, or borrow money on credit, and bet it frivolously. A data point for you... I was on a train earlier this year and I was standing behind someone
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by ItsBob 2y ago
It should still take the same ip as its reserved based on the mac address which won't change after a factory reset.
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by ItsBob 2y ago
It reads exactly like that to me. I have an HP Business Printer at home: A Laserjet M477fdw. It's brilliant and I've had it for years at this point. I also use non-HP toner. However, I have never connected it to the internet. Ever
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by ItsBob 2y ago
Man, this could have been written just for me! :) I'm so guilty of abandoning projects in the past before they're even remotely done. It's mainly due to losing interest in the subject itself rather than dealing with the bugs
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I've used this many times myself and it works great. However, as I mentioned below, I read something recently that says local account options are being removed in an upcoming version (I can't find the article now). I presume it me
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I read recently somewhere that this has been removed in the latest (alpha?) build now... their intention is clear: this install belongs to Microsoft, not you!
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by ItsBob 2y ago
Microsoft shenanigans is the reason I switched recently to a Chromebook (Acer 516 GE 16GB - bought for £400 on EBay) and with minor exceptions it's been really easy. I am a .NET dev who needs to remote into work via Citrix. I work loca
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by ItsBob 2y ago
Thanks. Just getting rid of the showstopping bugs at the moment... as always, works great on my local dev machine :) It'll be running on Hetzner in the background so I'm just working on getting all the moving parts synchronized (a
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by ItsBob 2y ago
A drag and drop hosting solution for .NET projects - Like tiiny.host but for .NET. Should be ready for early adoption in a month or so. It was one of those shower thoughts along the lines of "I wonder if it's possible to drag and
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I'm currently working on a .NET hosting solution where you zip your published .NET app and then drag the zip file onto the site and it's automatically hosted and a unique URL is created. Takes about 3 seconds once the zip file is
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I agree: it won't happen overnight. It will happen within a handful of years though. Too much potential for control to let it pass...
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by ItsBob 2y ago
> It's worth noting that this is 100% about providing more information to vehicles rather than requiring vehicles to use the feature. I'm calling it here and now: this absolutely will become mandatory in the nearish future. 100
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by ItsBob 2y ago
What about a partial vacuum? Perhaps there is a hapy medium between air resistance and cushioning? Reducing the air by an amount might help. Although, I'd be surprised if they hadn't thought of this already :)
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I see it frequently myself: a parent in the supermarket pushing a child in a buggy/pram and the child is watching something on the phone... usually with high volume. I used to get angry but I genuinely feel sorry for the child now: I s
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I think that parents have the overwhelming bulk of the responsibility for what their kids have access to but as I've said to my parents in the past: "You're up against Nobel Prize winners who work for an organization with the
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by ItsBob 2y ago
Exactly. If you want a great example of this, look no further than Jira!
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I don't want it to look like I'm picking on you here (see my other comment above) but that's a naieve take on things. Not sure you realise but in the corporate world it's about politics and money. People (above entry-lev
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by ItsBob 2y ago
> it means that the value that people got from your app, was not enough to fight a free product The problem you have is that the people making the finance decisions are often far-removed from the ones making value-based decisions. The on
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I second this but with a tiny addition: for software, I have a 4th column called "Bugs" and any time I come across a bug, I chuck it in there and get round to it eventually.
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by ItsBob 2y ago
Quite possibly my favourite game growing up (especially Tribes 2!) In fact, I downloaded Tribes 2 a while back and was playing against bots just a few months ago. The game is dated but it was still fun... in fact, I've often thought of
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by ItsBob 2y ago
> I'm not sure there is a solution to this problem, unless we accept to lose a lot of features in our products and switch to E2E services. I'm not so sure. Based on the figures I could find for 2021, Google's ad revenue wa
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by ItsBob 2y ago
Could they use the high-res orbiter photos, and the lower-but-still-really-good ground-based photos and use some sort of AI algo to enhance the ground-based ones? The idea being that they have high-res reference photos that are a one-shot d
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by ItsBob 2y ago
I agree with your assessment of fuel prices and whatnot but I just checked Autotrader. I set 11k as the price, SUV body type and there are 63 electric cars to choose from. Over 40 are MG... If I change it to Diesel I get over 11k cars avail
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by ItsBob 2y ago
> There are a million EVs already out there yet I’m the only one on my street of 100 houses with one You have a driveway (I assume) so you can make use of it but would you still buy one if you had a flat? Still can't overcome the fa
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by ItsBob 2y ago
The pre-heating/de-icing does sound nice, I'll give you that but EV's just do not work if you live in a flat and unfortunately in and around the cities in the UK there are millions living in flats. Of course, many living in f

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