JoyrexJ9

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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
I've used ShareX for years, really powerful and also a config hell bloated mess. Settings I know are in there, I'll got hunting for 15 minutes to find where they are buried. It's classic case if feature creep and UI designed
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
The Java client is still in development?
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
Interesting. I have astigmatism too, but never had any idea it would have any bearing with something like a colour scheme. I'm not sure I like the new dark theme and now I'm wondering if it's just because it's new or bec
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
It's just "there", hard to explain but the fact it's a VM is completely hidden, it's so well integrated I have a hard job believing it really is a VM now. I often shutdown WSL2 completely and when I open a bash shel
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
SF Mesh is a project that's been long discontinued
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
But the end users can send & receive messages when there's no 3G/4G data signal, just good old GSM. Admittedly it's pretty rare to have a GSM single and no data, but it can happen
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
It's not Kubernetes that's complicated (although it's not exactly simple) the arcane and neolithic processes surrounding DNS and certificate management are the real issue IMO. Both technologies born from an era of static infr
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
The Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) also has a public roadmap https://github.com/Azure/AKS/projects/1
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
I believe the direction is to keep GitHub focused on where developers want to be, and not become some bloated planning tool for project managers and enterprises
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
Technically GitHub bought NPM, GitHub operates almost entirely separate from Microsoft
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
Nitpick: Ubuntu isn't the default in WSL, you have to pick a distro when setting it up, and there's others to pick from (Debian, SUSE, Kali, etc). However Ubuntu feels like the defacto default, but that just because so many people
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Azure Kubernetes Service now offers paid for SLA option(techcommunity.microsoft.com)
2 points by JoyrexJ9 6y ago|0 comments
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
I've been using Visual Studio Online (now Visual Studio Codespaces) which is the same tech, I've found it has everything my local VS Code had; extensions, terminal, debugging, themes, all the settings. Pretty remarkable, but as VS
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
It's not Monaco, which is a basic text editor, it's full VS Code (extensions, terminal, debugging) but in the browser
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
I don't think anyone would suggest this a full time replacement for your dev environment and IDE
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
Any language you can run in a Linux container, so not XCode, because Apple
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
I think it's 2 cores, 4 GB RAM by default but they are planning of adding other options I expect it'll be in line with the VS Codespaces offerings https://azure.microsoft.com/en-gb/pricing/details/v
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by JoyrexJ9 6y ago
You can enable HTTPS on a static site, using either CDN or with Azure Front Door. The process is nearly identical
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Vue.js Revised Composition API (Revised from Function-Based API)(vue-composition-api-rfc.netlify.com)
3 points by JoyrexJ9 7y ago|0 comments
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by JoyrexJ9 8y ago
GitHub are not part of Microsoft yet, the deal has only just been approved. They are still totally separate, and will be for some considerable time. Also Microsoft post plenty of postmortems, like this detailed one from the VSTS outage in S
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by JoyrexJ9 8y ago
Logic Apps and Flow have the same tech and platform (shared code base). One requires an Azure subscription, the other doesn't so is aimed at Office/IT rather than devs and platform people