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10y ago
Windows 10 has now started to update graphics card drivers for me despite the fact that I already have AMD's Radeon Settings software installed which notifies me about new drivers and allows me to install them when I want to. Last week
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Handheld Gaming PC, SMACH Z, Is Back on Kickstarter
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10y ago
Also, badge could be obscured with the person's face still visible. Maybe a sticker on the forehead will work...
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10y ago
The caveat being that this one setting is only availble for Pro and Enterprise editions of Windows 10.
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10y ago
I can attest to how well designed Autofac is. I had to decide on which DI framework to use on a small front end WPF application that I worked on at a job last year (the app had a lot of singleton classes that were impossible to unit test he
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10y ago
Since 1.9.x SourceTree has had a major memory leak that results in noticeable lag when I'm typing in the UI (e.g. a commit message) if the RAM usage is 1GB+.
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10y ago
It's not hard for existing car manufacturers...
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10y ago
Tesla is a relatively new company. What's hard for them right now is scaling up production. That shouldn't be hard for the existing car companies out there. Additionally, Tesla have made their battery technology open source in ord
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10y ago
That's pretty much it. English culture is extremely bland (unless you want to count the embarrassments that are binge-drinking and hooliganism which often go hand in hand...) hence why our national dish is curry. :)
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Sad that someone had to do a study to find out something that people should know through common sense. On a related note, who cares? Kids eat mud and it doesn't kill them; a bit of food that fell on the floor that might have a speck of
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10y ago
What makes you think I was the one that downvoted him? I don't even get to see a downvote button...
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10y ago
I see it as 10 years ahead.
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10y ago
It's great to see the HN community responding positively to news about .NET/Mono and related tech. I've been working with C#/.NET since 2008 and always felt it's a vastly superior platform to Java in every way. It&#
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This is the first I've heard of this extension. I'd be interested in sideloading it using Chrome's Developer mode if the developer made it available for download separate of the Chrome Web Store.
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10y ago
They're all full of hot air until they actually deliver a real EV that can compete with the Model S. I saw an article on a Mercedes-Maybach EV concept car the other week which made me roll my eyes. I've always felt concept cars ar
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10y ago
Reminds me of Microsoft Illumiroom: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2w-XqW7bF4
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10y ago
Are there other improvements besides the security advantages from this? E.g. performance or memory usage?
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10y ago
> June is also when the first Rust code ships in release Firefox! Anyone know what Rust code is shipping in Firefox? Source: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JMOtVkRtb-s7auoQdnX810HG...
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Yes, you can develop in rust on Windows. There's even a Visual Studio extension for rust: https://github.com/PistonDevelopers/VisualRust
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10y ago
I've come to realise that Valve is no longer a game developer.
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10y ago
Don't know why this is being downvoted. I've been on a Java project for the last ~6 months after ~8 years of doing C#/.NET development. My brain hurts from seeing all the stupid workarounds in Java because it doesn't hav
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10y ago
I think this feature would be much more useful if, instead of waiting for the system to run low on memory, I could define a memory usage threshold at which Chrome starts discarding tabs.
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I don't know how Jetbrains DataGrip compares to SSMS, but on its own, SSMS isn't good enough in my opinion. With Redgate's [expensive] plugin (SQL Prompt, I think?), sure it's a fantastic experience. However, if you'
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11y ago
It's Stallman. No one should take him seriously, ever.
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11y ago
This is wild speculation at best. If anything, Jetbrains seem to be extremely resistant to being absorbed by larger entities.
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11y ago
I'd like to know what kind of web applications you've built and what tech stack you've used for them for you to make such an uninformed statement like that.
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11y ago
I've been using ConEmu for a while and have had no issues with it as far as I can remember.
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I've been wanting bash style completion in a Windows Command Line for so long. Big thanks to the author for the PSReadLine tip; it works perfectly in ConEmu whereas Clink wouldn't work at all.
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All APIs need good documentation to be good APIs. If you're not providing good documentation with your API you're doing your users/consumers a disservice. Using a tool (TypeScript/Flow/whatever) to ease the pain of
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11y ago
What's a "big" JavaScript library? How do you know how widely adopted your JavaScript library will be?
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