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by mindingdata 7y ago
>Google Analytics doesn't report visits for users that have ad-blockers on, right? It's not really on GA but rather the ad blocking plugin you use (Or even if you are using some browsers that try and block trackers). As an exam
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by mindingdata 7y ago
>It is the current generation's Rosetta Stone To be fair. Rosetta Stone got it's "reputation" because of it's insane price point comparative to what you learnt. Duolingo on the other hand is completely free.
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by mindingdata 7y ago
I actually went back to an old school casio watch recently because my Fitbit refused to connect to my phone. It had the incorrect time on it and you cannot set the time on the watch itself (Must be via the phone app). I get that a fitness t
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by mindingdata 7y ago
For those of us sitting here reading this and thinking it sounds like the ramblings of a madman writing on a public bathroom wall, can someone explain what this is about?
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by mindingdata 7y ago
I never really feel like these can get off the ground because they immediately go too broad. Realistically most cross platform apps will talk to a central API that does most of the logic processing, so really all you are looking for is a wa
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by mindingdata 8y ago
Others are sharing out of the box solutions. But I will say that many moons ago when I did actually write stuff for Mongo. The oplog was a god send. You can "tail" the oplog, and get every transaction in near real time. We used th
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by mindingdata 8y ago
Maybe, but I think you would be surprised. I wrote to the CEO of a company with a market cap of ~6bn (For comparison, WD40 is 1.95bn) about opening an office in a town where I wanted to move (Also his home town), basically so I could work t
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The Proposed Default Interface Methods in C# 8(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
3 points by mindingdata 9y ago|0 comments
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The New “in” Keyword for C# 7.2(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
4 points by mindingdata 9y ago|0 comments
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Benchmarking .NET Core Code with BenchmarkDotNet(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
2 points by mindingdata 9y ago|0 comments
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OWASP Top for ASP.net Core – SQL Injection(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
2 points by mindingdata 9y ago|0 comments
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by mindingdata 9y ago
There was this thing called "Hostile Subdomain Takeover" where a company would point a subdomain to a particular SaaS product (Say Zendesk), sometime later, they would cancel their subscription but not change the A record. Someone
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Making Sense of the ASP.net Core 2.0 Kerfuffle(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
1 points by mindingdata 9y ago|0 comments
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by mindingdata 9y ago
>.NET Standard is a standard that the 3 different implementations of .NET try implement (.NET, .NET Core and Mono). Any implementation of .NET Standard can add in extra functionality, hence superset, it's a bit silly. It's actu
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by mindingdata 9y ago
They take the 85% of 100k because it's assumed when you retire, you won't be saving any of your income, just drawing down. This calculator is often uses to demonstrate different savings rates : https://networthify.com&#
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by mindingdata 9y ago
I don't know too many of Ferris' investments, but the few I did know seemed like he would have to change the world almost to make them work. Whereas other investors might have a couple of moonshots like that, but they also have a
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by mindingdata 9y ago
Do you really need to burn people and go bankrupt before you can call out other people for doing so? I get what you are saying, but not taking pre-orders while they are teetering on the edge of going bust seems like the "decent" t
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Setting Up VS Code for ASP.net Core Development(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
1 points by mindingdata 9y ago|0 comments
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by mindingdata 10y ago
Just jumping on in terms of the "architecture" certifications. I'm currently doing the Azure architecture certification (And have the course materials for the AWS ones too). They are REALLY light on implementation. It's
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by mindingdata 10y ago
In Elasticsearch a "river" is the description for the pushing of data from your primary store (A database more than likely) into the elasticsearch index. ES actually started with Rivers being part of Elastic but since deprecated i
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by mindingdata 10y ago
Is it really a ponzi scheme? Sounds just like any other startup mentioned here where they burn a tonne of cash while working out how to be profitable. Just because they don't make money now and there is a shortfall doesn't mean it
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by mindingdata 10y ago
The issue with this is that there are so many "grey" areas for different people. Google themselves don't really want you building links manually, they think that if you have good content, you will get links naturally and all
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5 Features You Should Be Excited About in Visual Studio 2017(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
2 points by mindingdata 10y ago|0 comments
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Denial of Service Vulnerability in ASP.net Core 1.1(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
1 points by mindingdata 10y ago|0 comments
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by mindingdata 10y ago
We've seen this come up a lot recently with Tesla's move to fine drivers who "park" at charging stations. Many see this as actually worsening the problem as people are happier to pay the (relatively small) fine.
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3 Security Headers That Every Site Should Have(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
1 points by mindingdata 10y ago|0 comments
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by mindingdata 10y ago
Well yes because .net standard is simply the specification, and .net framework, mono, core etc are the implementations. Think about it in a web sense. We have ECMAScript which is slowly being added to. ECMAScript is the specification and it
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5 reasons to start your next project on ASP.net Core(dotnetcoretutorials.com)
4 points by mindingdata 10y ago|0 comments
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by mindingdata 10y ago
>On PaaS, it still makes a lot of sense to use Windows as the underlying OS Why is this the case? I would have thought PaaS of all things would be OS agnostic as the end user doesn't really care about the OS or how things are being
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by mindingdata 10y ago
The whole "mouse over a video and see 5 stills taken from the video" is a crazy good innovation first seen on pornsites (AFAIK) and it always blows me away.

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