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ASP.NET Community Standup: Renewed Focus on Performance
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11y ago
It's astonishing how many virtual keyboards omit the arrow keys. I was delighted to see them on the Windows 8 virtual keyboard.
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11y ago
I am familiar with the term as it was used prior to computers. But the BBC's insistence on qualifying a database as a "cyber-database" in 2015 is gross anachronism the likes of using the phrases "touch-tone phone"
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11y ago
"Cyber databases" was the clincher for me. At least all of the others are using the adjective to (ostensibly) distinguish from a more general version of the same. A cyber-attack versus a straight-up physical attack. A cyber-int
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11y ago
Agreed. It's awesome to see some rtoal material on HN this morning!
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bhauer
11y ago
While I get the consensus opinion of the other people who have replied to your comment, I think you and I feel another missed opportunity here. A notable audience for Microsoft is the PC enthusiast—people who use multiple 4K monitors conne
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11y ago
I feel the marginalization of traditional (local) accounts is a mistake. Microsoft is, in my opinion, squandering an opportunity to be the major industry player to disintermediate today's "cloud" and give control back to indi
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11y ago
You might be right, but does Windows 10 Pro include any features that have previously been exclusive to Windows 8/8.1 Pro, such as Bitlocker and Remote Desktop? The wording of the blog post is intentionally obfuscated to not name the
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Although, back in the day, I think we would have called that icon a "grip" since it appears to have been styled after a grip floor. In fact, I still call that icon a grip because it looks more like a grip than a hamburger. I
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11y ago
> Not necessarily. Many of the higher end and business models come without spyware of any kind, not just this particular piece of software. I like that you said spyware , whether intentionally or not. Most people call these programs &
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11y ago
Subscriber-only content. Does anyone feel a bit guilty for reading it without a subscription?
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Our inside look at Microsoft's HoloLens leaves us wanting more
(cnet.com)
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12y ago
I have four rack-mount uninterruptible power supplies that provide battery backup to my workstations and servers in my house. My curiosity here is whether this Tesla battery pack will obviate those UPSs, providing automatic and immediate i
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12y ago
At least the thumping techno beat keeps repeating.
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12y ago
Living in Hawthorne, I really should be there in person, but here I am watching it in a low-definition Flash stream. So be it. Just quarantine it in a VM in the same way you would iTunes or any other quasi-malicious software.
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12y ago
Ha! Happy to oblige. Incidentally I just followed you on Github to keep in touch.
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12y ago
I have attempted to approximate what I call PAO on today's existing technologies by using application servers at my home and at a data center. However, I think you're missing the notion of multiple concurrent views of singular ap
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12y ago
I am under the impression that it's possible to compile Wrk for Windows [1], although I have not personally done so. Incidentally, I've not read the linked article, but skimmed the first few paragraphs. The numbers of requests pe
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12y ago
This gets incrementally closer to an ideal computing model I call "personal application omnipresence" [1]. Notably it brings a presumably-standard means for applications to scale their views to myriad input/output capabiliti
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12y ago
Sorry, the links to logs were going to logs from a preview run. I've just changed the links to direct to the final logs. In the final run, play2-scala did not respond: https://github.com/TechEmpower/TFB-Round-10&
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12y ago
Coming in Round 11 [1]! We'll aim to have Round 11 out much quicker than 10. [1] https://github.com/TechEmpower/FrameworkBenchmarks/pull/1510
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12y ago
For what it's worth, Hacker News works just fine on Windows Phone (mobile IE). I'd say it's one of the easier to read sites because it's ready in an instant and not busy adding layers 10 seconds after initial render, lo
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12y ago
Ha! I know that iPhones don't come with wireless charging, and I assume you do too. But I too was tempted to reply sarcastically with precisely the sentence you wrote here (especially when GP seems to be feigning ignorance of the m
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12y ago
Indeed. There are disadvantages. I guess what you're saying is that my Surface would charge more slowly on a pad than it will with its wire? So be it. I still want the convenience of wireless charging for my tablet/laptop. Here
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Many Lumia phones have Qi built in. This started happening over two years ago. I personally would never buy a phone without built-in wireless charging today.
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True. They probably should have used some Lumias and Android phones since there are plenty of those that look sufficiently glamorous for these photo shoots and won't leave observant technical audiences feeling misled. That said, wirel
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Thanks for quickly citing which standard they are using. It's the first thing I wondered when I saw the title. And that speaks precisely to your point: it is something I have already learned that I need to be mindful of whenever anyo
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12y ago
I believe Toyota introduced that back with their 2013 Avalon. Indeed, I just found the following Youtube video showing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y5UujRFcmZU
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12y ago
I've just created an issue [1] in our FrameworkBenchmarks project to solicit an implementation of our tests on Lumen. If anyone here is willing to contribute such an implementation, it would be greatly appreciated. The promise of per
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12y ago
What sucks most of all are the concept and execution of gTLDs.
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