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by adolfojp 13y ago
Win + S brings up a small search panel to the right of the screen. It's not full screen and it allows you to do exactly what you describe.
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by adolfojp 13y ago
I agree with you 100%. I don't know why they're releasing the source code and the binaries under different licenses so hopefully someone who knows this will reply to these comments. If I find out I'll let you know.
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by adolfojp 13y ago
>I've never had to work so hard to find out _what_ license they're releasing things under. I followed about seven links and finally got it. Microsoft's open source software repository is codeplex. If you go to codeplex you
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by adolfojp 13y ago
Not anymore. They were later released under the Apache 2 license. http://aspnetwebstack.codeplex.com/license http://entityframework.codeplex.com/license http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/a
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by adolfojp 13y ago
They have open sourced a bunch of their dev products including ASP.NET MVC, the Entity Framework, Web API, Web Pages, the Razor view engine, and SignalR. And instead of reinventing libraries like they used to they started to embrace some op
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by adolfojp 13y ago
>Anyone still remember Puerto Rico? As a Puerto Rican in a thread about natural disasters I don't know what you're talking about.
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by adolfojp 13y ago
You're the creator of SignalR? Good job man. I mean it.
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by adolfojp 13y ago
There might be some truth to your comment, however, the way that you wrote it makes it look like this: "Most people who disagree with me do so because they're immature, not because they have an informed opinion, so I'll just
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by adolfojp 13y ago
Some VB variants like VBA, VBScript, and VB6, are indeed similar enough to be grouped into a single item, I'll grant you that. VB.NET, however, is not. It's basically C# in VB's clothing. It kept the VB name and some of its s
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by adolfojp 13y ago
Polls like these are meant to be subjective and to encourage discussion. Dismissing them because they're not scientific kind of misses the point.
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by adolfojp 13y ago
This poll should be more specific with Visual Basic. There are a few different languages that share the name VB. VBA VB.NET VB6 VBScript
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by adolfojp 13y ago
It is fairly normal for companies that produce commercial products to offer different editions of their products at different price points. Microsoft is not a weird exception. The Express products are completely functional although they lac
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by adolfojp 13y ago
1. Go to the Visual Studio website: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/ 2. Click on the Products menu 3. Click on Express 2012 products 4. There is no step 4
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by adolfojp 13y ago
It really bothers me to see how the FSF has hijacked the term freedom and redefined it to mean compatible with a very specific set of software licenses while selling it as if they were liberating the Scots from the English monarchy.
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by adolfojp 13y ago
How does it stink? Honest question.
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by adolfojp 13y ago
In Puerto Rican Spanish we have adopted some of those words and we do have translations for others. But this is due, in part, to our close relationship with the USA. pork (pork barrel) = tocino (barril de tocino) accountability = no direct
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by adolfojp 13y ago
Where did you hear this?
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by adolfojp 14y ago
The first versions of EF sucked badly. But the last version is quite decent.
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by adolfojp 14y ago
>Unfortunately for Sendgrid, if she files a sexual discrimination lawsuit they will probably be forced to settle or lose. She gave Sendgrid a good and legitimate reason to fire her. She stated in one of her tweets that Sendgrid supporte
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by adolfojp 14y ago
You should include the territories for the sake of completeness. I know of a few Puerto Ricans, including myself, who frequent this website.
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by adolfojp 14y ago
WPF is neither dead nor dying. It will cease to exist when it is either replaced by a newer UI toolkit or when the desktop is completely replaced by Metro. And neither one of those two things are very likely to happen in the near future. An
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by adolfojp 14y ago
But it is a matter of hindsight. Microsoft was indeed very late to the game with Silverlight, but back then nobody knew that Flash was on it's way out. We knew that we hated full Flash websites but that's about it. Take a look at the follow
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by adolfojp 14y ago
I don't understand why people complain about Microsoft killing Silverlight because Silverlight wasn't killed by Microsoft, it was killed by a changing market. And it doesn't make sense for a company like Microsoft to continue to push a plat
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by adolfojp 14y ago
As a person who suffers from black floaters in his eyes the black UI elements are always welcome. The elements by themselves might not be less distracting but they make my floaters a lot less distracting.
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by adolfojp 14y ago
Every computer gear-head that I've ever met uses Windows. Tricked out computer rigs are built for the single purpose of gaming. And games are Windows' domain.
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by adolfojp 14y ago
Eating food from a tube could also give us a lot more free time but we don't do it because it is not an enjoyable experience. We not only enjoy the flavors and textures that regular food provides, we also enjoy the rituals that accompany ea
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by adolfojp 14y ago
They have the signature collection, but it isn't mandatory, and they don't advertise it enough.
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by adolfojp 14y ago
outlook.com is basically in beta. They haven't even updated the calendars. I suspect that they will continue to iron these inconsistencies as the launch date of Windows 8 approaches.
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by adolfojp 14y ago
I like the way you think.
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by adolfojp 15y ago
You can definitely watch Hulu in Puerto Rico. I am watching it right now on another window and I am not using any kind of proxy. However, some time ago they did have some configuration issues that made Hulu identify Puerto Rico as a foreign

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