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by dylanbeattie 10mo ago
Thank you. Very kind of you to say so.
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by dylanbeattie 10mo ago
Sure, it happens. Especially if somebody is already well known and respected in their field. But it is not common, and I find it frustrating how many people think they can fast-track their way to the bigger events. I've been on the com
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by dylanbeattie 10mo ago
Stallman can give a talk about "how to invent free software and build a movement around it" because Stallman has invented free software and built a movement around it. For Stallman, there is a significant overlap between "w
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by dylanbeattie 10mo ago
No, it's about perspective - I know that 'cos I wrote the article, but perhaps it didn't come across very clearly! Here's the specific problem that advice is intended to remedy, which I have seen happen many, many times:
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by dylanbeattie 5y ago
I had no idea. Thanks for spotting this; I've flipped the site over to use CloudFlare Full/strict TLS; if that doesn't work I can turn off CloudFlare proxying completely.
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by dylanbeattie 5y ago
Not yet... ;)
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by dylanbeattie 5y ago
Hello. Dylan here. This is all my fault. :) The song that I think would compile with the fewest changes to the language spec is Scorpions' "Rock You Like A Hurricane". I don't think it'd reveal any hidden meaning or
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NET/C# devs: what should we cover at the Progressive.NET Tutorials 2017?(dylanbeattie.net)
1 points by dylanbeattie 10y ago|1 comments
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by dylanbeattie 10y ago
One of the reasons we're keen to do this - or at least to try it! - is that both the industry and Microsoft have changed enormously in the last ten years. There's a much richer range of platforms available, and there's all so
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by dylanbeattie 10y ago
There's a group of us specifically talking about running another big alt.net 'unconference' here in the UK, but we're also keen to rekindle wider interest in the whole open source .NET ecosystem, and the kind of ideas th