mariusmg

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by mariusmg 6y ago
https://github.com/clangen/musikcube If you actually want a cli audio player. Been using it for few years already, it's amazing how lightweight/great it is.
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by mariusmg 6y ago
The also remember the PS3's Yellow Light of Death.
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by mariusmg 6y ago
Mainly due to hardware : - USB works by polling for changes at fixed intervals - ps/2 works with interrupts, so the OS will know immediately when hw does something.
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by mariusmg 6y ago
>No dependency injection. No JavaScript frameworks. >Visual Studio 2019 no longer ships with a web project template that does that. Every single project type coughs up megabytes of crap and a bunch of scaffolding. Yeah, the way depenc
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by mariusmg 6y ago
>The new "open" development style of .NET Core is not my cup of tea. It's now riddled with MVP features that are 80% complete, bug-ridden, and undocumented other than couple of blog articles. .NET Framework is a product, .
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by mariusmg 6y ago
And Gitea is usable when running on a Raspberry Pi
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by mariusmg 6y ago
Yeah, that's the joke....
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by mariusmg 6y ago
They should just bundle https://github.com/zyedidia/micro
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by mariusmg 6y ago
Ah, the good old why have 1 web server when you can have 2 solution.....
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by mariusmg 7y ago
Yeah, much better than a sea of textboxes/comboboxes with no way to search.
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by mariusmg 7y ago
>Btw, Linux as a deployment platform works quite well. What are you using in production for Linux ? Kestrel + Nginx ? Any problems encountered with this setup ?
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by mariusmg 7y ago
I've tried to port a MVC project to .NETCore 2 a while ago, it was pretty painful mainly due to lack of @helper syntax in views (everything which relied to @helper had to be changed). Also, from what i saw, nobody is actually in a rush
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by mariusmg 7y ago
> Why?????? Moooooooney.
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by mariusmg 7y ago
>But there are worse issues here, for example: corruption, stealing of European and government funds, oligarchic control of the power, etc. Ah, the Eastern Europe usual problems...
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by mariusmg 7y ago
Don't let it die Ubisoft, at least do a sequel for POP 2008 :)
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by mariusmg 7y ago
It's because of things like Alacritty https://github.com/jwilm/alacritty "Using the GPU for rendering enables optimizations that simply aren't possible without it"
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by mariusmg 7y ago
Some productivity tips from me : - get a ultrawide monitor - learn some keyboard shortcuts - profit
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by mariusmg 7y ago
Also wondering the same thing. What does this accomplishes over Resharper (for example) ?
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by mariusmg 7y ago
Neah, the internals are too Windows specific (Win32/DirectX) to be easely portable. Maybe this will be the basis of a cross platform toolkit in the future , but right now MS doesn't seem to really care....
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by mariusmg 7y ago
A proper terminal https://conemu.github.io
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by mariusmg 7y ago
I'm using a OSS fork call Openshell. The Windows 10 menu is terrible, OpenShell is the second thing i install on my Windows machine(s).
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by mariusmg 8y ago
That's true only if you target the latest version of each browser. Otherwise backward compatibility will quickly eat you alive...
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by mariusmg 8y ago
>(minus the windows UAC thing) As Windows only project, UAC is the only thing that matters in this equation.
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by mariusmg 8y ago
For Windows try SumatraPdf. It's small, highly configurable and handles pdf, epub, mobi etc etc.
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by mariusmg 8y ago
>and commonly accepted shortcuts Leaving aside the visual aspects (which are important for at least some users), this is what actually matters the most. Breaking keyboard shortcuts or having weird replacements for them is a big no-no for
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by mariusmg 8y ago
Maybe unpopular opinion, but i'd take this any day over a "proper" REST api requiring DELETE and PUT. Also i'd classify a REST api as anything that does http requests and consumes proper JSON. As long as this is true , t
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by mariusmg 8y ago
Windows Phones didn't had crap on them either. This is strictly a Android issue.
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by mariusmg 8y ago
>That does nothing for IP based geo location though Of course, since ip "geolocation" is just ip data + location agregatted from ISPs. How can the OS maker "fight" this ?
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by mariusmg 8y ago
Congrats man, you have what most of us do not. FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDOM.
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by mariusmg 8y ago
> Dropping DirectX and allowing Vulkan on the XBox would be the great move. The sad thing is Vulkan and DX12 are not gaining traction even on PC. Very few games support these low level apis , so adding support for Vulkan on Xbox seems po

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