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by oaiey 3y ago
Maui is built on top of winui, Android ui and iOS UI. It just looks like WPF, which again influenced winui
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by oaiey 3y ago
Yeah, but MAUI is basically react native, Blazor on Maui basically Cordova/electron (just with much better plugin support) and Maui also had once some support for rendered control. While I agree it is hard, there is no one who could ru
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by oaiey 3y ago
I would love that they support a framebuffer (rendered controls) or Linux native control rendering in Maui for exactly that reason. But no, QT continues it's painful reign.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Well, the C# DevKit has to fix quite some bugs. I love it but it needs more work.
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by oaiey 3y ago
The issue that it is free as in beer but not open source as in MIT.
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by oaiey 3y ago
I am talking about that. Not the server side or server to wasm one. Maybe I use the term hybrid wrong, I am talking about the fat client hosting blazor/web view one. Basically electron shell just without js
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by oaiey 3y ago
Have a look at Blazor Hybrid. This is really nice thing. Blazor is the first UI toolkit I actually love for many years.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Yeah, my confidence is also low. This looks like Dapr all over again.
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by oaiey 3y ago
.NET 7? There was no monetizing in it. If you want to look somewhere, look at the C# DevKit for VS Code.
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by oaiey 3y ago
While correct, modern .NET supports currently two VM: CoreCLR and MonoVM. The later mainly as AOT compilation target for iOS, Android and WebAssembly. Mono is still better suited for that, but the AOT compilation of CoreCLR is progressing.
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by oaiey 3y ago
It does not have Star wars Budgets but for the many of us who grew up with 90s sci-fi, this is quite good.
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by oaiey 3y ago
They set up the stage. The expanse series is later known for incredible pace and binge watching.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Same here but I like their writing style, so I have hope
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by oaiey 3y ago
You have to make it to episode 4. From that on, you are on a ride.
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by oaiey 3y ago
I completely agree that they should explicitly inform. Like you outline, you could run into other issues. Looks like I have to reread GDPR. I do the argumentation here only for the argument that Microsoft will not lose in front of a judge.
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by oaiey 3y ago
The German law you cite about getting a password is applicable if you plan to or actually access data they are not authorized to. Which is not the case (assuming they do not). GDPR deals with privacy. The user name is personal identifiable
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by oaiey 3y ago
I would not bet on that.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Well, the consent item is "sync" and that translates in your sample more to "you consent to let them take pictures of your house whenever they want". And for that, a key property is the username (or your house key). Oth
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by oaiey 3y ago
Well, they consent to the fact that data is "synced" to Microsoft. That is the use case and the consent-able item. The password is just a random property of that item. And that is literally on the screen. That is broad but that is
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by oaiey 3y ago
Yes, this is exactly the point. 10 years ago I bought a car for 18k. It served me well and while not the most comfortable thing, there is no equivalent in size (5 seats + lots of luggage space) in the EV market for a similar price. Salary a
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by oaiey 3y ago
efficient compared to what? Previous Java: Yes. C++: Yes. C#: maybe not. Functional Programming Language X with 2 dozen language feature supporting it: Definitely not. But this is the Java Enhancement Process, and within this language AND t
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by oaiey 3y ago
Framework should be a listed contender here. Same CPU but better maintainability.
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by oaiey 3y ago
I think this is a tendency of all internationals mega corporations. Law is not homogenous around the world, and since you are consequently anyway in violation, you learn how to use that in your favor and ignore it for quite a while. And the
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by oaiey 3y ago
Sounds like another kernel maintainer we all know.
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by oaiey 3y ago
It is a weakness of the USB consortia paper process to not enforce labeling on their hardware, cables and ports. Same physical port does not really matter. Also operating systems could help with clarifying the ports without special tools. W
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by oaiey 3y ago
Yeah, this article is Apple favoring FUD. There are tons of high quality USB-C cables. You just need to pick the right one.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Well with size comes management. Management of money and architecture. I am also not a particular fan of excessive management structure, but as an architect I have to completely reject your proposition that non-coding roles are toxic or exc
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by oaiey 3y ago
Queuing could be easily handled with a generic inbox/outbox pattern. Background job as well. Sounds like low hanging fruits in this architecture.
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by oaiey 3y ago
But that is something you can fix when you virtualize the file system. In the end it is text. And I think there is some movement. See other comments.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Last time I read the LSP specs/repos, there were 2 nuances regarding your statement: (1) the editor read the files, display then, and then sends changes to the LSP which then mirrors the file to compile, analyze, etc it. The file is ne

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