cwhiz

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by cwhiz 6y ago
Yup. For everything except winform designers. I’ve been exclusively using VS Code for .Net Core 2.1/3.1 for over a year now.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
It’s not just business bottom line. If he is leasing an office it is almost certainly a violation of the lease to have someone sleeping there. The fact that the business owner knows is likely grounds to terminate the lease outright. Unlikel
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by cwhiz 6y ago
First, you should immediately delete this. If anyone at your company, or “Jake”, sees this they will immediately know who it is about. I can’t imagine the HR disaster if that happened. Second, I cannot believe you are actually entertaining
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I really don't understand what people expect to happen. The moratorium doesn't mean tenants are living rent-free, it just means landlords can't evict. All the missed rent payments are still due. What do people think is goi
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by cwhiz 6y ago
New York could make it easier by getting rid of all the stupid and petty reopening rules. Want to have a heater on your patio now that it’s cooling down? Apply for a permit, please. Want to sell alcohol? A drink order must contain a food or
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by cwhiz 6y ago
An eviction moratorium that does not include help for the landlords is one of the dumbest ideas of 2020. What do people expect to happen? This is going to be an absolute bloodbath. Edit: I'd really like to hear what people think will
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by cwhiz 6y ago
That’s the type of question I get most often. “What is the rioting like?” Well I don’t know because there hasn’t been any. Everything is peaceful and calm. People are walking around with masks and socially distancing themselves while they l
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I did. Murders are up 50% but overall crime is flat, including overall violent crime. The percentage is misleading, too, because the raw numbers are still quite low. NYC doesn’t even crack the top 70 deadliest cities in the US. https:&#x2F
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I think that’s a typo. Their chart further down the page clarifies.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Well you missed a whole bunch of commotion. .Net 5 is the new .Net and you don’t need to worry about standard or core or 2.0, 2.1, 3.x, backward compatibility, etc. If you start a new project after .Net5 is released in November, there will
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I live in Manhattan. I don't know what anarchy they are talking about. It is calm, peaceful, and beautiful here right now. I have not seen, nor heard, a protest since June or July? I've biked all around Manhattan and the only d
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I take the "don't make me think" ethos pretty far in this regard. I keep everything (electronic) I could need for a work trip in my laptop bag. Phone and watch chargers, hubs, AC adapters, etc. I actually prefer USB-C to ha
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by cwhiz 6y ago
By 2007 Bungie had been fully absorbed into Microsoft. Microsoft retained the rights to Halo and held a minority stake in the "new" Bungie, LLC. I assume by 2007 any vesting periods were over and MS came to a mutual agreement wi
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by cwhiz 6y ago
I found that to be an even more annoying attempt at a compromise. It's like Apple heard the complaints but completely misunderstood them.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
What a dystopia. And you seem to actively want it. Disturbing.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
The inconsistency is the most puzzling thing to me. The MacBooks and iPads have all moved to USB-C but the AirPods Pro, a recently released product, is lightning. However, I think the dongle situation is fairly overblown. You don’t have to
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Meanwhile, the city is dying. MTA debt is up to $18 billion, population is shrinking rapidly, and stores and restaurants are closing at record rates. We’ve gone from everything is closed to most things are partially open, and the rates are
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by cwhiz 6y ago
You should get your vitamin d levels tested, and then supplement. I feel that I go outside a fair bit, but to get my vitamin D levels up I have to take 10,000IU per day. Now my Vitamin D is about 57 ng/mL. The daily recommend amount on
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Like I said, it’s never actually been challenged. Consent can mean a lot of things. For example, if I tell you what I’m going to do, and you don’t say not to do it, did you consent? I could argue yes. You could argue no. This has never been
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Recovering from a destroyed local economy is also somewhat difficult. Economic despair and anxiety is not without its own health consequences, either. NYC has had about the same number of daily cases for 3 months.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
You can lawyer consent to mean a lot of things. Many legal scholars and lawyers argued that the Senate did consent in 2016 when Obama made his nomination. He sent his nomination to the Senate, and they thought about it for 9 months without
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Okay so if cases start going back up, shut things back down.
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by cwhiz 6y ago
The Senate doesn’t actually have to vote to confirm a Supreme Court justice. > and by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, shall appoint Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls, Judges of the supreme Court There is noth
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Trump may try, but it will be interesting to hear the reasoning to rush it before November 4. If Trump is going to win, as he says he is, there is no need to rush. I believe there is no precedent for the Senate confirming a Supreme Court ju
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by cwhiz 6y ago
The US seems intent on not reopening even in places that clearly have covid under control. For example, NYC. Just what exactly are they waiting on? Has the curve not been profoundly flattened? How many cases per day until they feel safe reo
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by cwhiz 6y ago
The entire democratic world should take this exact same approach toward China. Democratic nations have free markets and free trade agreements. If China wants to be an isolationist with their own internal economy and their own internal cor
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by cwhiz 6y ago
The transcript is a textbook example of begging the question. And the first paragraph fully spells out why Hannity was there, which was to try and dispel the idea that Russia helped Trump. Hannity doesn't even pretend. Not to mention
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by cwhiz 6y ago
The US can, does, and should act reciprocally. In all markets where there are no restrictions in trade or commerce we treat foreign competitors fairly, as we should. In markets where US companies are not treated fairly, we should reciproc
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Can Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Google Chat, Slack, Discord, and others operate freely in China? If the answer to that question is no, then we should treat Chinese apps the exact same way that China treats American apps
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by cwhiz 6y ago
Divulge the information and take the pardon??

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