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mariusmg
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>you're basically under constant probing So many chinese and russians IPs...
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5y ago
Does HN has OpenID Connect support to integrate from another website ?
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>now ADO.NET Now ?!!! ADO.NET is 20 years old already, it appeared in .NET Framework 1.0
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5y ago
>it being the better browser It still is :)
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5y ago
Very cool, way better than JS frameworks comparations :)
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DOS Navigator baby !!!
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5y ago
I think they are just following the naming convention started (a long time ago) with "Windows Services for UNIX".
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>Minimalism is about getting out of people's way. Nothing says minimalism as shoving a 80 pixels dock in people's face. :)) Here is current taskbar https://i.imgur.com/GkAfOMx.png , this is minimalist.
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I enjoyed both Crash 4 and Psychonauts 2 . Genre is not as popular as the PS2 days but is not dead yet.
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>Do players really prefer the current AAA space right now though? God of War, a 4 years old PS4 title, was just released on PC and sold very well. That should tell you everything you need to know...
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5y ago
> I really want System76 to succeed Succeed at what ? Re-implementing Gnome in Rust ?
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> I really miss CrunchBang Linux. There's a name i haven't heard in a while :) Look up Archcraft, the OpenBox variant might scratch the same itch as CBL.
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No chance of that, everything they do is in Java...
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5y ago
winget upgrade --all
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choco outdated
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5y ago
>Super excited about the future of JavaScript tooling ecosystem with more focus on efficiency and speed. Well they can't get worse than now... 234mb for a friggin hello world app
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5y ago
>Shouldn't that be completely opaque to the user? No necessarely, because app being written in Rust and Go is actually a feature for the user, it means the entire app is a single executable with a decent runtime performance.
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6y ago
You have to support those LTS releases. Their solution is to update everyone to latest and only support that one.
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6y ago
Funny thing is there was a .NET Framework "port" to FreeNSD a long time ago called Rotor...
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6y ago
I'm using it Mozilla, so move the option itself if you want to satisfy your UI designers but DO NOT entirely remove it. This is how it looks with compact https://i.imgur.com/MXppXq2.png
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> I can't imagine how Windows devs who don't know Unix can get around easily. They seem to though. It's simple, for filesystem operations most Windows people don't use CLI. I use Total Commander for example, which h
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6y ago
Turf Wars : Code Edition
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There is a MPC-HD fork which is getting updated https://github.com/clsid2/mpc-hc
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My phone runs Android 4, which was probably supported for ~ 2 years. This title makes me laugh ...
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:)) For anyone missing this reference, see https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0362227/ Good movie, check it out.
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6y ago
I've tried a Servo nightly build last week. After 20s from starting it, the browser window rendered only black and nothing was working anymore. Wish them all the best but i'm not holding my breath it will be PROD ready anytime soo
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6y ago
You're just bragging about your hardware :)) But seriously, it's great it works fine on bare metal in so many configurations.
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Well, consistency in itself is a good rule to follow. The problem is , if a bad decision was made at the beginning of the project, maintaining consistency despite that is madness.
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6y ago
He means the PC release of Arkham Knight.
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6y ago
Nope, since this .NET 5 is NOT a replacemnt for .Net Framework 4.8
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