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by Kipters 6y ago
To be fair, I've been using my Surface Pro 4 for a bit over four years now, and pre-lockdown I was on 2 round-trip flights a month on average. No issue whatsoever using it on the tray. On the contrary, my size and the reduced seat pitc
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by Kipters 6y ago
Congrats to the keybase team, but I guess I'll just stop using it
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by Kipters 6y ago
Thanks for the clarification :) As far as I know all current Sphere hardware is based on an ad-hoc Mediatek chip[0], which is really underpowered[1], I think this might be a factor. Or maybe I suppose they're bringing up C first and th
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by Kipters 6y ago
As far as I know Caffeine still works, you just need to manually enable it in Preferences.app (I remember getting it to work on Mojave, but my MacBook has been on a shelf collecting dust since I updated it to Catalina two months ago)
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by Kipters 6y ago
> Another issue from a technical pov is that XAML, MVVM and 2-way data binding are outdated. UWP XAML emphasizes OneTime binding more than OneWay/TwoWay when you use the new static bindings (using x:Bind rather than Binding), it&#x2
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by Kipters 6y ago
You mean as opposed to safer languages like Rust or "friendlier" languages like Python or Javascript?
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by Kipters 6y ago
Why? It's not like you MUST deploy on Azure
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by Kipters 6y ago
I've been doing the same (using Wireguard for DNS), except PiHole is running inside a Docker container on my Pi4 (I have a FTTH line, with a public/static IPv4 address). My ISP also started assigning /64 IPv6 nets to whoever
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by Kipters 6y ago
It's not official, but it was endorsed by MSFT on stage at last build. You're right about RN, I did not realize that.
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by Kipters 6y ago
It's a spectrum. You can already use (some) WinRT features on desktop/console win32 apps, even unsandboxed[0]. You can use UWP XAML in win32 desktop apps with a sandbox, and you'll probably be able to use it without a sandbox
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by Kipters 6y ago
Something like this already exists: https://github.com/NodeRT/NodeRT
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by Kipters 6y ago
WinRT is actually built on COM, Rust/WinRT uses it under the hood
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by Kipters 6y ago
The runtime for their serverless functions is also open source and (I guess) fairly portable: https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-host
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by Kipters 6y ago
I thought Rust was being considered for these use-cases. Is it (or was, at the time you started working on it) too early for that?
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by Kipters 6y ago
They wrote a wrapper around it because git took so much time for every basic operations, even a `git status` would take minutes. But still it's not a fork, you can either use it or not without impacting anyone else using the repo. And
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by Kipters 6y ago
There have been many posts in their tech blogs about why they chose a monorepo
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by Kipters 6y ago
> I wonder which company successfully runs a monorepo in git. Microsoft
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by Kipters 6y ago
You'd lose the realtime collaboration features though.
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SourceGear: Rust on .NET Preview by Eric Sink(twitter.com)
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by Kipters 7y ago
Modern Vintage Gamer made a video[1] about this a few days ago [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8TO-nrUtSI
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by Kipters 7y ago
You don't need to, your license is actually an attestation in your laptop's firmware: you can simply reinstall and it will automatically activate by itself
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by Kipters 7y ago
How is support across compilers? Do clang and MSVC support it?
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by Kipters 7y ago
1.5m and 362 kg
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by Kipters 7y ago
It opens the JSON file with your default JSON editor (same behavior VSCode had at its beginning, the settings UI came later). They're also going to develop a settings UI for Terminal but it will came later. Also, since you're a Ma
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by Kipters 7y ago
There's a cmdlet for that https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft...
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by Kipters 7y ago
You're right, it's a paid service, but they usually get substantial discounts (smaller schools can even get it for free if they have the right contacts)
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by Kipters 7y ago
Which one? PoliMi for one uses Teams (glad to know someone is using OSS software though)
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by Kipters 7y ago
My comment was specific to Italy :) I know people in at least two universities that are using Teams and Stream for online lessons (many universities in Italy use Office 365)
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by Kipters 7y ago
As far as I can see, Teams is going to gain A TON of users in the coming weeks, most universities and schools are starting to use it to provide online lessons to their students, far more than Meet
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by Kipters 7y ago
hopefully yes, I'm following the Records v2 issue on github :D

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