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by mdip 11y ago
It covers C# only; supports VS2013 (via NRefactory) and VS2015 (via Roslyn). It started out as a project for myself as a result of a constrained display resolution and having to work on a project with a few God Objects and large methods. I
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Show HN: A Visual Studio Extension I Wrote to Outline Code Method Blocks(visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com)
2 points by mdip 11y ago|1 comments
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by mdip 11y ago
I don't know how effective Alcoholics Anonymous really is (not saying one way or the other), but having the accountability placed on you by friends is a helpful thing in many other tough situations in life. You can see it underlying m
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by mdip 11y ago
I drink quite rarely myself. I've purchased two bottles of wine since January of last year. I reserve drinking wine to extremely special occasions, so I stick with wines that I know I love or were recommended by a trusted third party
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by mdip 11y ago
My only concern is for those who's credit card information was used illegally. If I were an employer, I'd be concerned about hiring someone who joined this site. Most jobs put people in a position where they could "get aw
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by mdip 11y ago
I used to do a bit of this and it's a sort-of paradox. (I'm referring entirely to my last job, not my current where I have not done hiring yet and we've brought on several people in a very short period of time) On the one ha
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by mdip 11y ago
I've seen this behavior from time to time. The fix for it was pretty awful, as well. Under "System Devices", I'd locate the parts of the chipset associated with USB and PCI, find the driver the OS was referencing and re
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by mdip 11y ago
I noticed this behavior in early versions of the Windows 20xx family, but I found a consistency to it that wasn't mentioned in the article and now I'm left wondering if I was completely wrong in my assumption. In my case any USB v
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by mdip 11y ago
This drives me absolutely bonkers. Perhaps it was my upbringing -- my dad owned his company and was the face of it (sales, marketing and "doing"). Being late to a customer meeting is a sure-fire way to blow a first-impression. As
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Going on Two and a Half Years with Broken U-Verse High-Speed Internet(matthewdippel.blogspot.com)
1 points by mdip 12y ago|0 comments
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by mdip 12y ago
First: Kudos. That is easily the coolest thing I've seen this month. Everything "felt" like a fancy over-done BBS of the early 90s in the way that the page loaded slowly, but I'm curious why you chose the second swipe of
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by mdip 12y ago
Let's just take this a piece at a time. ...there is a 97% consensus that humans are causing and exacerbating climate change... Ignoring the lack of citation, why is it necessary to resort to band-wagon style marketing?
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by mdip 12y ago
Thanks for that. I found myself gaining a sensitivity to caffeine later in life. A cup of coffee makes me so shaky that I rarely touch coffee or caffeinated beverages anymore. 50mg hits me about the way I remember I'd feel after downin
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by mdip 13y ago
tl;dr DRM, Sony Rootkit debacle, Vegas Video (and the other audio ap that they purchased from Sonic Forge) activation scheme. Trust. 1. The CD they produced with a rootkit that I had write a script to facilitate it's removal from sever
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by mdip 13y ago
As I've been reading the coverage of this product throughout the day, the price seems to be the biggest drawback everyone focuses on, and I agree that $1100 is overpriced for what this product is offering. I got the sense from several
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by mdip 13y ago
When I was younger, I always wondered what the big deal is with creating fonts and stupidly thought I could throw together something on my own without any training. These sorts of things fascinate me in that the average non-designer has lit
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by mdip 13y ago
I agree, Sony has produced some excellent products and some of their laptop designs have made me very tempted to purchase their PC products in the past. I own a few Sony products, but I tend to flinch a little with any Sony product that: (A
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by mdip 13y ago
This looks fantastic. When the e-reader craze was going on, I avoided buying one because I wanted one pretty much like this. Most of my e-books are PDFs that display really well in a larger format device. My wife had a nook, and I tried it
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by mdip 13y ago
This kind of stuff bugs me, but I understand why these companies do it. For the vast majority of users, having this information available and published in a convenient place probably reduces calls to service. And I bet the technical support
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Orange gives all of its data to France's NSA(techcrunch.com)
4 points by mdip 13y ago|0 comments
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by mdip 13y ago
I am glad to see I'm not the only one who has done this! Ever since my first Garmin GPS, I have always switched to the Australian accented English because it 'felt the most accurate'. But thinking about it now, it's cle
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by mdip 13y ago
When you attack an individual because of the place s/he chooses to work you take the "Let's all protest the activities of Big X" down to a personal level. I'd be horrified if I woke up and found a large group of peo
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The Congressman Who Went Off the Grid(politico.com)
3 points by mdip 13y ago|1 comments
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by mdip 13y ago
U-Verse High Speed Internet service uses this type of modem (this is the "U-Verse" service that is a traditional ADSL type service, not their IPTV VDSL stuff -- it used to not carry the U-Verse name). I'm stuck with it at my
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by mdip 13y ago
I got the login as well. I launched chrome in Incognito mode and the link from the google search worked. I'm guessing they set a cookie or something to get people who clicked the link directly then tried to work around it via Google.
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by mdip 13y ago
That would be an excellent feature and years ago I had a laptop that had a simple plastic sliding piece that would cover the camera lens. Later versions eliminated this piece (it probably broke off too frequently). I have taped a piece of a
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by mdip 13y ago
But drug cartels will still be part of the picture I'm having a difficult time understanding this position. If it suddenly became as legal to grow marijuana as it is to grow tomatoes, why would someone purchase their marijuana from a
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by mdip 13y ago
I worked at a large computer chain (R.I.P. Softwarehouse / CompUSA) from 1993 - 1996 and had been building clone computers for businesses from 1990-1993. I remember how this played out very well . At the time, IBM had sent in scores o
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by mdip 13y ago
It sounds like the "main purpose" of this system is to create a one-way exit to prevent people from accessing the terminal without going through the security checkpoint (using the exit as an entrance). It's a problem that eve
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by mdip 13y ago
I've been a prime member for years and I just (naively, I guess) assumed they ship everything UPS, because that's the only way I have ever received a package shipped by Amazon. I'm in a suburb and whether it's UPS, FedEx

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