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Azure App Service Secrets and Web Site Hidden Gems
(hanselman.com)
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10y ago
Something like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nh0kJgHKeXo
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TypeScript: Mixin classes
(github.com)
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gokhan
10y ago
Ongoing rewrite for ASP.NET Core: https://github.com/aspnet/signalr
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10y ago
> That's about a quarter of current US federal budget Only some will be given free money, and almost all of them will be spent since receivers are poor and cannot save it, would be quite a boost to the economy. It's a very dire
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gokhan
10y ago
Right lane cars can see breaking SUV, you can't from this POV. This could be the moment you reach out for the candy, check the thing on the right seat, or even check the rear view mirror longer than usual and 1/2 seconds will all
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10y ago
RIP. She is, of course, someone special for many of us because of her role in Star Wars. I guess we need to get used to the rapid loss of famous personalities in the future. Stars are not in short supply because media is good at finding ext
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Tor blocked in Turkey as government cracks down on VPN use
(turkeyblocks.org)
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How We Helped Magnus Carlsen Prepare for the World Chess Championship
(lumagate.com)
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C# functional language extensions and 'Erlang like' concurrency system
(github.com)
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10y ago
I was like "can't be true" but it seems you're right: http://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/12527/do-i-have-to-w... The license [1] says that you are free to: Share — copy and redistribute th
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10y ago
Might be referring to <T> or var smt = new Smt(); or the use of ? etc.
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10y ago
You can automatically re-run affected UI tests after any code change with UI tests recorded in Microsoft Test Manager, since 2012 if I remember correctly. So the technology is already there, I guess it was relatively simple to apply it to u
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Idea is %5-10 most of the time. It's the execution which makes the difference. Ideas tend to popup at multiple places at the same time, since they are fed but other ideas and multiple people reach to the same conclusion with the same i
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Balancing user-friendliness and developer convenience
(blogs.windows.com)
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To-Do Lists Are Not the Answer to Getting Things Done
(medium.com)
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10y ago
It passes a single jogger without an issue beforehand, but they were two when the car stopped and left one was relatively close to the lane when the car was approaching. Maybe it wouldn't stop if it was a single jogger.
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10y ago
I think it depends. Last year, I went from Frankfurt to SF with United and food was bad. The plane was old, service was sloppy, no seat-back entertainment etc, almost everything was bad. Went SF to Zurich to Istanbul in return with Swiss an
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10y ago
Looks like there are some (most?) unsupported features external to core DB engine ATM (replication, mirroring, agent, SSIS etc. ), but documentation says "The support of these features will be increasingly enabled during the monthly up
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10y ago
I have a ThinkPad 450s with touch, and I regret buying one with a touch screen. It's almost impossible to see the screen under daylight, expensive, consumes more power and I only use touch when I use the laptop in cramped places, like
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10y ago
>...who would make this progress... Are you talking about loosing ports? A lot of people think it's not progress but something limiting their options. > I'm not buying a device whose primary purpose is to stick in my USB cab
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Message Delivery Reliability
(doc.akka.io)
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I've seen software specifically made to tackle such complex processes and they were buggy as hell. And I've seen 100+ connected Excel spreadsheets managing $500M+ yearly transactions of the buying department of a white goods manuf
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How to Land the Space Shuttle from Space – Stack Overflow’s Remote Meetup Talk
(youtube.com)
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I wouldn't be surprised if the same group of kids in the study end up being the trouble makers or socially awkward ones with the beginning of primary school. Learning as a whole, waiting others to catch up and other methods of "mo
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Is an American Company's Technology Helping Turkey Spy on Its Citizens?
(forbes.com)
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Span – An abstraction over all types of memory available to .NET programs
(github.com)
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Given the rocky CEO roller coaster history of Twitter, I would recommend the board to sac Dorsey, nothing to loose here. He might be a good engineer but not a good CEO, and he's totally failed to increase the value of Twitter product f
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10y ago
After skimming through the docs, my mind went all the way back to ASP.NET Web Forms days :) This model, unsurprisingly, brings it's own problems when things get complex.
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10y ago
FYI. You can right click on a line and "Run to Cursor" in vs2015 and older versions. Nice touch.
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