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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Of course. However, I’m not sure this will achieve the desired speedup, because part of Resharper still needs to run in-process to integrate with Visual Studio. And it integrates a lot. And I’m sure at least some of the APIs it uses are act
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Not that I know of. When you target UWP, there’s .NET Native. That might be what you’re thinking of. IIRC .NET Native compilation was very slow and could not target…, well, Windows, but only Windows UWP.
633.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
Actually Visual Studio is quite fast again. It's just that Resharper does its very best to slow it down. I don't believe this will ever change. Well except maybe Microsoft will fully deprecate COM-based in-process extensions.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I'm mainly interested in one statement: > it's just pointless boilerplate trash, which C# has been getting rid of excellently Could you elaborate on how you feel C# avoided this? From my point of view the only alternative (to D
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Previous discussion of app: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24861923
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
> it provides music I want to listen to at a price that is completely reasonable. Until it doesn't I use Spotify a lot. Maybe too much. And disappearing music is a real plague. Now it's there, now it's not. Why? Licensing
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I recently bought a Chenbro SR30169 for my backup storage. It’s super compact but also quite noisy. Instead, I’d recommend getting a µATX tower with sound dampening preinstalled. The extra interior space also makes installation and maintena
638.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
It’s still not HTML. It’s just syntactic sugar for function calls. You don’t have to use it either way; you can just call `React.createElement` directly if you don’t like JSX.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
React doesn't have HTML templates though…? You can also have CSS-in-JS if you really want.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Yeah, I had trouble with PowerShell’s auto-magic array handling more than once. I see how it can be convenient in the REPL, but it’s just terrible when writing scripts. Your array logic returned just one element in this folder? Why, we’re u
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
OpenID and OAuth are different things though? Sure, OpenID Connect is built on top of OAuth 2.0, but OAuth 2.0 is a general authorization solution. You couldn’t just interact with arbitrary APIs so there’s really no point in creating a brin
642.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
Sure they could. What you allow or deny would be enforced by the identity provider. The relying party simple would not receive the data and could not access it. However, that’s really about OpenID, not about OAuth.
643.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
I think that should mostly be up to the maintainer. It’s easy to complete pull requests in whatever desired way: Rebase, Merge, Squash, …
644.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
Attestation is just a technical term in the WebAuthn API. Different authenticators can use different attestation data formats. Apple rolled their own, hence the name.
645.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
Pretty cool. However, why is it working on my iPhone 7 but not my iPad Pro 10.5?
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
> With internet, you have much higher chance of knowing stuff is misinformation, though. Not really though? Remember that people still fall for the most hilariously badly made phishing mails etc. Not everyone is capable of determining wh
647.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
The drivers comes with a command-line program that processes the input postscript(?) data into a proprietary image format the printer understands. This program is a native Mach-O executable that cannot run under Linux (without Darling or wh
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
> Distributionally, most of the cases were 1-2 days before the error was spotted. That’s always true though if the virus is spreading exponentially (dunno whether it currently does in the UK).
649.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
Printer drivers! :D I have a GDI laser printer that comes with Mac drivers. I really want them to work on Linux.
650.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
My iPhone is almost 4 years old. It is still very fast (never had to reset it) and still gets updates. What's not to like? My last Android (Nexus 5) stopped receiving updates just 2 years after I bought it, because of some ridiculous g
651.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
This type of configuration is _much_ more verbose on 2.x, especially if you want automatic HTTP→HTTPS redirects. Also, Traefik 2.x still does not clean up the certificate store automatically.
652.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
I actually have the same setup and it's working perfectly fine, even with my IPv4+6 specific address only config + lots of file-based configuration. I absolutely recommend using the TLS challenge with Let's Encrypt. No problems wi
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
I don't see why not, it wouldn't be a donation (in the tax law sense) though.
654.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
You could perhaps emulate an optical drive instead of regular block storage for maximum compatibility. That should work with Windows.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
What argument even? I never said or implied that Linux is better or whatever. That was you. I merely stated that a lifelong Windows user of advanced age can in fact use Ubuntu because it is, on the surface, similar enough. Same goes for a
656.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
And what else is it that the average PC user needs? Because I cannot think of a single thing.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Hm, hard to find “the one reason”. I think the most important factors are: * What people (not necessarily the users but corporate decision-makers) are used to (Windows) * Enterprise manageability (achievable on Linux, but built-in on Window
658.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
…? You can have all of this today. > this is the actual reason why Linux isn't used in the desktop. Yeah, no.
659.
by fuzzy2 6y ago
SVG in a Flex layout. In both Firefox and Chrome, it overflows the parent container's height. Only in IE does it work correctly. Total PITA.
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by fuzzy2 6y ago
Construction (planning), b2b, customer requires it support IE11. It's a web application. For some critical stuff, IE actually has less bugs. :-)

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