craigvn

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by craigvn 10y ago
I think what has happened is Microsoft was perceived to be evil because they held what was thought to be a monopoly and people don't like companies being in that position, it makes them feel like they are always being screwed. Then Goo
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by craigvn 10y ago
Must say I disagree with most of the comments here. I use both Azure and AWS and would choose Azure every day of the week. The Azure portal UX does look like it was designed by designers, but the AWS portal feels like it was designed by dev
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by craigvn 10y ago
I find the prices pretty straightforward mostly, the portal will give you an estimate of the monthly cost for all your current services. The problem is the data transfer pricing. Say you have a website that has 5000 visits a day, it is real
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by craigvn 10y ago
I generally agree. Unless the reason for leaving is just money those reasons have not gone away by accepting a counter offer, and your current employer's expectations of you will probably change markedly after a large (from their persp
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by craigvn 10y ago
The fear is not that but that new features of Bootstrap will not be available to legacy users without major upgrades.
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by craigvn 10y ago
Your overthinking what was just a stupid off the cuff remark by Trump. That's the problem, he says stupid things without thinking. You better believe there is a 1000 script kiddies in Russia trying to break into the US government now.
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by craigvn 10y ago
Everyone know's that everyone hacks, the problem is one of the Presidential candidates is encouraging hacks on the country he is running for President of.
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by craigvn 10y ago
No, it doesn't make sense. I seriously doubt anyone who can't see why that is the case though would ever see or acknowledge the problem. I am not going to tell you the reason, you need to work it out yourself.
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by craigvn 10y ago
Head hits desk. The crux of the article, if you take away all the factors causing women to not have equal pay then women have equal pay. No shit.
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by craigvn 10y ago
Hard to believe, they always seemed so reputable.
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by craigvn 10y ago
What you can do and Facebook engineers can do are unrelated.
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by craigvn 10y ago
I pretty much do the same. The CUD is ORM, and some simple selects in C# Linq, but as soon as the query is a bit more complicated I crack out the SQL. It does not have to be all or nothing.
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by craigvn 10y ago
But once you have run the stored proc how do you display it to the user? How do you get the data from the UI to the stored proc to execute? You write some code or it happens by magic? If you write some code, then you have just written an OR
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by craigvn 10y ago
90 day free ssl is not really the same as free forever. It is really just a free trial which they didn't invent.
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by craigvn 10y ago
Coming from Australia this sound prehistoric. Nobody really uses cheques, all wire transfer.
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by craigvn 10y ago
Blood money while they continue to execute people in the street.
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by craigvn 10y ago
DAO was dead as soon as ODBC entered the room.
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by craigvn 10y ago
If it looks like it is more than one degree separated from being alive then it contains added sugar.
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by craigvn 10y ago
It is the million dollar question. If you are building a large product with an expected life of 10+ years, can you trust Angular to still be maintained?
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by craigvn 10y ago
I think there are only two reasons to rewrite. 1) When you need to support a different platform, ie we have a Windows Desktop app and want a Web or Mobile or Mac. 2) When the code base is so bad adding any new features creates many time mor
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by craigvn 11y ago
I am sure some people at those companies would not like them as well, but they are not one of the biggest and most well know companies in the world.
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by craigvn 11y ago
It is difficult because on one hand we need a free press as a cornerstone of being a free country. On the other hand they do blatantly abuse that power by printing rubbish that hurts people just to make a buck, and in a lot of cases just ou
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by craigvn 11y ago
If you are not doing personal projects or work on the side you will never be top 5-10% of devs. But the majority of devs are building reports and doing maintenance for some fortune 500 insurance co, they are doing fine.
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by craigvn 11y ago
Microsoft is a very big company. Just because devtools division is doing one thing doesn't mean the Skype team has the same priorities. I wouldn't even assume that half the product teams in MS are using MS dev tools to build their
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by craigvn 11y ago
Maybe their strategy is to bundle the Bing toolbar with the Xamarin installer.
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by craigvn 11y ago
They all count differently depend on the news they are trying to sell.
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by craigvn 11y ago
Tablet computers were available for 10 years before the iPad came out. They certainly brought the category mainstream but a long way from invented it.
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by craigvn 11y ago
Is it even relevant? You need to work out how much your hosting costs as a percentage of your overall expenses. In my business it is less than 5% running on Azure. I could convert to AWS and save a bit and it might be 4%, hardly worth the e
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by craigvn 11y ago
I tend to agree. I also can't see any mention of the sex of the co-worker which I think is relevant considering events happened outside work. For example asking a co-worker out who is not interested can end badly.
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by craigvn 11y ago
"Angular 2 continues to put “JS” into HTML. React puts “HTML” into JS." It seems fairly obvious to me that both approaches are wrong.

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