mihular

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by mihular 3y ago
Rider is commercial only as well and not expensive at all. I guess MS compensates from other services (Azure) when you build an app with free VS against them.
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by mihular 3y ago
Yes and much more like DebuggerVisualizerAttribute which allows you to present data in any possible way. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/debugger/crea...
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by mihular 5y ago
Highly unlikely that you would gain that much just by upgrading. What kind of an app is anyway?
34.
by mihular 9y ago
Starting at $130,000 no less. I'll stick with my prusa MK2 for a little bit longer.
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by mihular 9y ago
I don't know. But Facebook owns around 5200 patents. Add the previous patent clause to it and you have a good probability that there are patents covering parts of react. VirtualDOM is certainly a candidate.
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by mihular 9y ago
I'd really like to see that written black on white,though.
37.
by mihular 9y ago
But do the others have explicit patents?
38.
by mihular 9y ago
But does MIT license really solve all patent issues? FB could still enforce patents regardless of license if I understood it properly.
39.
by mihular 9y ago
Don't forget Visual Studio for Mac (improved MonoDevelop improved Xamarin Studio)
40.
by mihular 9y ago
I really don't understand the "Components" chapter. XAML has both declarative approach and components. Besides if anybody is into Delphi, there is also RemObjects worth looking at.
41.
by mihular 9y ago
OTOH anybody can reverse engineer it. Just a tad bit more work.
42.
by mihular 9y ago
Definitely positive for everybody. An example (Slovenia) is a new package from A1(Vodafone) with 15GB everywhere in EU without limits for 20€. Previously was like 22€ for 4GB local only.
43.
by mihular 9y ago
I was under impression that Apple regularly beats Android with hardware. CPU, GPU, screen, touch hardware (not sure lately for these two) and others I'm sure.
44.
by mihular 9y ago
But you can't use it as an extended battery when you need it.
45.
by mihular 9y ago
Gitmo was and is still full of innocent people. Just sayin.
46.
by mihular 9y ago
Of course it does. Not wanting to interview him, not having any valid evidence, dubious victims, etc.
47.
by mihular 9y ago
Well, Intel introduced HAXM a long time ago. It made it run quit faster.
48.
by mihular 9y ago
Also other virtualization hosts on the desktop don't have this problem at all. You can run all of the others at the same time.
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by mihular 9y ago
It'd make sense if Hyper-V wasn't monopolistic. You can't run both at the same time, or better, no other virtualization host is allowed when Hyper-V is on. Which sucks.
50.
by mihular 9y ago
I suggested an improvement and got back an email. https://blog.rthand.com/post/2017/05/02/good-bye-visual-stud...
51.
by mihular 9y ago
Which is, sadly, discontinued. It's still available for download though but the latest OS is 6.0 and many versions missing.
52.
by mihular 9y ago
I've deployed some webapi projects using docker. Very straightforward. I assume it should work nice if deployed directly.
53.
by mihular 9y ago
Actually rebranded MonoDevelop rebranded Xamarin Studio. But with support for .net core which brings amazing power to non-windows.
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by mihular 9y ago
Virtual methods are also significantly slower to invoke.
55.
by mihular 10y ago
Let's says someone sent them important documents and they wouldn't publish them for no obvious reason. Don't you think the source wouldn't try other channels and/or go public with Wikileaks behavior?
56.
by mihular 10y ago
While you certainly can, it isn't legal to do so. Plus it might not work very well.
57.
by mihular 10y ago
You are saying that Wikileaks has a ton of other documents but won't publish them? Based on what exactly?
58.
by mihular 10y ago
Send them documents and they will publish them if legit.
59.
by mihular 10y ago
Yep, they are working on it, but won't say when it'll be released.
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by mihular 10y ago
Vault7 at work :-)

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