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by grexican 12y ago
That's a fair argument. I'd love to show you some large-scale solutions I've done and deployed on Linux, but I can't. I really can't do the same for Windows either. All my large-scale projects are on Windows, like
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by grexican 12y ago
This is a great point, and I think it's one of the most powerful things about .NET. You can compile most (many) other languages and use it all interchangeably. Build in one language, use in another. Each language has its pros/co
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by grexican 12y ago
You know, I've been using VS for so long and I've gotten it for free for the last 3 years since I'm a startup and a part of their BizSpark program that I hadn't even factored that in. That's a very good point. My I
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by grexican 12y ago
So if I'm hearing you, the issue is that .NET, while you might be able to do a free stack today, because MS backs it you're afraid that freedom will go away? If that's the case, I think it's important to note that .NET i
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Why is there so much hate for .NET?
37 points by grexican 12y ago|40 comments
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by grexican 12y ago
I went through this when looking for work for the first time. I had consulted since high school and I never had to have a resume or go on a job interview. So when it came time, 10 years later, I really undersold myself. For me, it's
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by grexican 15y ago
Ditto... From the demo, it looks like it's simply remote logging the data to cloudmine. I'm sure it's doing something cooler than this, but I don't quite see it.
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by grexican 17y ago
bookmarklet was added today.
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by grexican 17y ago
No... we're debating this feature at this point. It's NSFW material, so should we be listing all the NSFW content out there or should it be more private for you to share your NSFW content? I'm torn on this one, what do you guys think.
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by grexican 17y ago
While it's proper use, if you read our ToS things as outrageous as foxnews are not allowed to be promoted with isnsfw... sorry. ;)
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by grexican 17y ago
really? people seemed to LOVE the disney.com redirect. They found it quite amusing :) It originally went to google though, like you suggested. We'll see how things test out and it might very well make it back to google. Thanks for the fe
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by grexican 17y ago
Looking for thoughts, feedback, rants, raves. The site is essentially a safe way to share not safe content. With URL shorteners becoming popular it's hard to know if what you're clicking on is safe to visit (especially at work). isNSFW.co
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IsNSFW.com - The Safe For Work way to share Not Safe For Work links(isnsfw.com)
84 points by grexican 17y ago|52 comments