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by jsgo 7y ago
Generics with Reflection was the first gut check I experienced while working after completing college and getting an ASP.NET job. Like 2-3 weeks into said job. Had to do an application that dealt with 4-5 forms (can't remember). Like 3
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by jsgo 7y ago
your motivation to switch to Firefox was based on your willingness to support them over Chrome. The other poster is saying maybe you switched to Firefox from Chrome (presumably, you don't say if you were primarily Chrome prior) due to
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by jsgo 7y ago
I'm with CobrastanJorji on this one: the tutorial is fine, good even and may persuade someone to use your tool for a chat system on their site. I think the title being "Build a Vue Chat App" (not so much in the context of you
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by jsgo 7y ago
That isn’t really fair to Apple (or long game, Intel) though. That basically says that it is in Apple’s best interest to never deal with Intel because in doing so, Intel becomes dependent upon them. If they would’ve remained with Qualcomm f
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by jsgo 7y ago
Maybe this new UI change to Blender means it is high time I learn how to use it. Tried it before but couldn't get past left click not doing what I expect left clicking to do, but apparently things are more user friendly now. The influx
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by jsgo 7y ago
> Maybe they exist, but they weren't as obvious as they were then. When I first got online, I found a site that at least a few years ago was still around which was this chat site called 4-lane with the one I went to called Chatterbo
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by jsgo 7y ago
WordPress is probably a fair one. I don't know that I've ever been on a *.wordpress.com site (probably wrapped in a custom domain, but that's going to be oblivious to me. Seen tons using WordPress as in the tool though). Edit
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by jsgo 7y ago
> but it's easier then ever to build your own website Is it though? When I was 9, I created a site on Angelfire (and loved the fact that the default page was this craptastic html example where you could view source and kind of learn
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by jsgo 7y ago
I enjoyed the descent of Diablo 1 a bit more. First play through you’re descending into this place that seems to get darker and more dire the deeper you go. Diablo 2 was probably the best adventure of all of them, but Diablo 1 made up for a
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by jsgo 7y ago
I loved both for different reasons. Diablo 2 was a bit more on the rails to me: if I play a specific amount of time, I can acquire the specific pieces of gear that I want for a specific build. Diablo 1 it felt like you were chasing pieces,
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by jsgo 7y ago
this is good info, because when I searched it was talking about Lotus so felt like I had to be in the wrong area.
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by jsgo 7y ago
in both cases, it was teams/users within Microsoft and not Microsoft itself, was it not? Dunno, I'm glad there are teams looking at things outside of Microsoft developed technologies. NodeJS receiving kudos for being so good at se
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by jsgo 7y ago
Here’s the way around it as someone who has subscribed: Cancel right after signing up for annual. Day it will terminate or day prior, can’t remember which, you’ll receive a “hey, don’t let your access expire” email and then you can either s
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by jsgo 7y ago
HIBP doesn't work that way really. You don't query for a site breach + email combination, you basically give your email address and then it returns back a list of breaches your email address was part of. As far as HIBP linking you
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by jsgo 7y ago
From my personal experience, I played for like 2-3 weeks. You get a starter set with mostly mediocre cards (card based UI) and then one decent and then a great card (defensive player for me and a few other people I know; don't know if
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by jsgo 7y ago
It's probably a bit easier for me as I'll actually play the games with my kids, but the ones my daughter are into are more in this vein. Roblox specifically with Robux or whatever. She has her own Apple account, child one, and whe
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by jsgo 7y ago
Madden, a cornerstone of gaming for a lot of people really, has it too with Ultimate Team or whatever.
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by jsgo 7y ago
I stopped buying FIFA/Madden/etc. games. The team building mode seems like it'd be fun, but oh damn, you only have x games you can use that specific player so you have to buy contracts which costs points and good luck trying
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by jsgo 7y ago
Probably a case of the devil you know is better than the devil you don't. Within the past 100 years we had internment camps for Japanese Americans so if I were an outsider from a country that we have a shaky relationship with, the thou
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by jsgo 7y ago
Let's pretend that's explicitly the case. Is there something inherently wrong with that? How many open source software developers would love it if instead of "please implement x feature" it ends with "...and here&#x
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by jsgo 7y ago
Are you using it on iOS as well? It "helpfully" migrated my upgraded $9.99 or whatever it was for the iOS license to a subscription plan. Would've been fine with the standalone version, but there isn't multiple applicati
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by jsgo 7y ago
don't bother. I bought the license for mobile and mac when those were the options and now regulated to paying subscription.
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by jsgo 7y ago
“Thanks for clarifying. All the Pro Features you paid for are still available to you.” This seems bogus. I bought it on mobile for $10 or whatever it was and on Mac and the migration to the subscription model was basically a forced deal as
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by jsgo 7y ago
I'm personally a big fan of iOS, but coldpie's (and others in this thread) needs seem to be in third party browser capability that doesn't exist in iOS so with that, I wouldn't recommend it to them. I don't think it
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by jsgo 7y ago
I see G2A mentioned, but kind of wish they'd list okay but similar services or if they're shady as well. Are Green Man Gaming, Humble and things of that nature okay or are they hurting developers in some manner? I'm pretty su
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by jsgo 7y ago
Seems to be advocating more for thoughtful criticism (and meaningful discussion) than anything. Is it going to make things better? To what degree, I don't know, but I'd imagine it helps with people creating pull requests and then
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by jsgo 7y ago
these seem fairly unrelated, honestly. They could have just as easily left the bad content in and still moved on removing videos on circumventing device/computer security. The bad content removal isn't a precedent that allowed for
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by jsgo 7y ago
Oh man, the media agreement had us looking at every napalm earth option with things like "if we disbanded the HOA, then what?" (because the language says "Community Name and successors," it'd have been a net loss to
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by jsgo 7y ago
I can't speak for all HOAs but was on the board of mine (specifically to work on getting out of a neighborhood media agreement). The only time we did the lien process was after they had went above an arbitrary $1500 deficit in HOA dues
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by jsgo 7y ago
It may be part of iOS 13 proper, I was just giving it as an example of a newer feature that makes sense with a larger screen like an iPad whereas maybe not as much with a (relatively) small screen like the iPhone. Regardless, iPadOS is shap

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