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20 Years of .NET
(dotnet.microsoft.com)
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I've not seen anyone drop dead around me and everyone who I know had been vaccinated including myself and my entire family. Have you got any news links which you could add to your comment which support the claim that healthy football p
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CUPID – for joyful coding
(dannorth.net)
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Yes, it is okay. Software developers are so severely in demand that you can reject a job on whatever you fancy because frankly you can. You have a unique opportunity to make your life as enjoyable as possible and whilst most people don'
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Oh no, now Epic will get upset because they won't be able to plug in an external USB 2.0 CC reader into an iPhone.
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For me the top 3 health products are: 1. Water 2. Vegetables 3. Fruit The only thing I have on "subscription" is water. We have pipes fixed in our house so that we can get water whenever we need it as part of our subscription with
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5y ago
self plug: https://dusted.codes
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I still don't understand why this is so hard to understand: Developers can absolutely develop an app with whichever payment system they want and keep all the income to themselves. Develop a web app and do whatever you want. You integra
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GoFundMe reverses all donations to the Freedom Convoy 2022 fundraiser
(twitter.com)
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> On the other hand, consoles' hardware is nearly always subsidized by expected future software royalties Legally that has no bearing on the matter though.
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It should be this way anyway. Currently they pay little to no tax on all their European income. They don't even collect VAT which to me is a mystery how they can get away with it, because AFAIK it's already a law they should have
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Actually Kubernetes is not complex. The requirements of most software developers are complex. Running small self contained and isolated applications in a highly scalable manner which can scale automatically, where dead services get killed a
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I have been Windows free for many years now, but because Windows and Microsoft are becoming increasingly user hostile I have also started to switch all my non-techie family members from Windows to macOS. We have only one more Windows device
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Wow, which language did you find easier to learn than Go? HTML doesn't count.
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Collection of most unscientific and cruel Covid rules
(twitter.com)
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Ask HN: How many jabs needed for Omicron?
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> It seems like MS responds to the competition with quantity instead of actually building some quality packages and frameworks. This! 100%! For many many years now. It's painful for all people involved (including the .NET community)
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Azure and Azure DevOps falls into the same category. Straight from the Idiot department at Microsoft.
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GitHub COO Has Resigned
(twitter.com)
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5y ago
Why do you ask about iOS? How do you download Firefox in a Tesla? How do you download Firefox on a Nintendo Gameboy? Those are special devices which have special requirements. I wouldn't compare that to a computer. On my laptop it'
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I have been using Safari and Firefox for years. Never have I got a pop-up in Safari when I visited the Chrome website to tell me that I should stay on Safari. Strange, because you say that Apple has been doing this for years yet it has comp
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Windows urges users to use Bing same way as urgent security warnings
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Uh yes? If you don’t make software then obviously you won’t make software for macOS either lol? Those folks also us macOS, but that was not the poiI tried to make.
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Agreed. BigQuery, Cloud Spanner and Firebase are unique products which no other cloud provider can match even in the slightest. I think these things are a pull factor into GCP and everything else can be easily replaced once people decided t
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> macOs.... doesn't run most programs people need (because the business world is still Windows oriented) This is not only not true for many years anymore, it's even got so far that it's almost the opposite now. Most succes
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It's interesting how many people here rationalise the trash that Windows 11 is by thinking that Microsoft is purposefully trying things out for Windows 12 which will be much better again. As if Microsoft would actually produce trash on
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> It honestly sounds like this is a conversation for your doctor, considering the possible heart thing Yes, if I must get a third jab in order to be allowed to roam freely then I will probably ask my GP if I could get a different vacci
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For all adults means everyone above 18. That seems rather extreme. It is important to remember that initially we meant to protect the vulnerable. I still remember when several government ministers in their late 50s and people even in their
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Atom Bank introduces four-day working week without cutting pay
(bbc.co.uk)
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Go Advent Calendar
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