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by mrcsharp 2y ago
This document was essential when I implemented Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse HID support in nanoFramework [1] to automatically lock my PC based on my presence [2]. I found this doc difficult to read at times and has some vague parts where
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
Because my text messages asking my girlfriend to pick up some food on her way back is of no interest to the public. If, however, I am suspected of committing a crime, the police expects the whole untempered truth and anything else can be co
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
With how much the AU gov loves to waste our tax money on useless crappy programs, this would be the one instance where I would wholeheartedly support giving the $500k of tax money away.
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by mrcsharp 2y ago
Information (and truth) need no filtering. Such "filtering", in my opinion, is equal to tempering and it taints the truth.
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by mrcsharp 3y ago
> especially when some updates either reboot immediately or kindly give you five minutes to close everything down I have been a Windows user since XP. Never, not even once did Windows decide to reboot without asking first. Never. The onl
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by mrcsharp 3y ago
Let's get this out of the way first: "the five 9's" is not a requirement for personal computers. That argument therefore is invalid. But even then, Microsoft is testing "Hot Patching" windows installation so cr
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by mrcsharp 3y ago
What a weird thread of comments this was. There are clearly people who just don't like anything Microsoft does. The point of the blog is to make the process of bringing apps (UWP) to XBOX be frictionless: no recompile required, no mess
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by mrcsharp 3y ago
I use .Net & C# for backend development and Vue or Blazor for Frontend. .Net has great tooling that won't get in your way as you work on the project. C# has added lots of great features and is blazing fast nowadays with every .Net
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by mrcsharp 3y ago
AvaloniaUI when coupled with AOT compilation that is shipped as part of newer versions of .Net gives amazing results in terms of performance. My experience with it has been great so far.
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by mrcsharp 3y ago
I've switched to Thunderbird after hearing about this a couple of weeks ago. I simply do not want yet another WebView/Electron-based application on my machine. They feel slow and out of place compared to native applications. Micro
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Controlling My AC Unit with NanoFramework(blog.mrcsharp.com.au)
1 points by mrcsharp 3y ago|0 comments
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That time Sony installed rootkit software on thousands of computers [video](youtube.com)
183 points by mrcsharp 4y ago|70 comments
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by mrcsharp 5y ago
Windows 11 does notify the user when a program registers itself to run at startup.
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Last Windows 3.1 Computer Located (2005)(ticalc.org)
1 points by mrcsharp 5y ago|0 comments
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by mrcsharp 5y ago
I'm sorry, are you advocating invading another country over a news channel? If the lab leak theory of the virus is proven correct, would you be for war against China too? If a war does happen, would you enlist in the army to go to the
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by mrcsharp 5y ago
Yes, they are exercising this control on their platforms. However, considering how the new generation's source of information is the internet and that google's search engine market share is 92% [1] and YouTube market share is 90%
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by mrcsharp 5y ago
Horrible news! There's nothing wrong with questioning narratives and this is what Sky News is doing. They questioned the effectiveness of lockdowns and why wouldn't they? Sydney and other parts of NSW have been in lockdown since 2
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Loop Alignment in .NET(kunalspathak.github.io)
2 points by mrcsharp 5y ago|0 comments
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Bebop: An Efficient, Schema-Based Binary Serialization Format(rainway.com)
2 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|0 comments
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Accountability and Free Speech(blog.ploeh.dk)
3 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|1 comments
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by mrcsharp 6y ago
This sounds like a way for google to control who gets publish news articles across their services where google will select the sources they like. So basically if google doesn't like your organization, you don't get a place on this
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Microsoft Supports Australian Government Proposal Addressing News Media(news.microsoft.com)
3 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|1 comments
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The Plan for Entity Framework Core 6.0(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|0 comments
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Long term effects of banning Parler(ayende.com)
2 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|0 comments
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Technology preview: Private contact discovery for Signal(signal.org)
2 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|0 comments
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We need young programmers; We need old programmers(blog.ploeh.dk)
283 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|257 comments
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Is Removing Boilerplate a Good Thing?(paraesthesia.com)
3 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|0 comments
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Time Isn’t Money – It’s Inefficiency and Waste(daedtech.com)
2 points by mrcsharp 6y ago|0 comments
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by mrcsharp 6y ago
It was not just "a human". It was an entire organization that is supposedly ran by experts. So there is nothing malicious with the same public that funds the WHO to now start questioning them and their recommendations.
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by mrcsharp 6y ago
If you must err, err on the side of liberty, freedom, and privacy.

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