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If .NET/C# could output native binaries for Windows Desktop apps, I could seriously think about switching to C# over C++. How do people deal with securing their source code otherwise? Quite trivial to get the source from a decompiled C
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link?
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7y ago
About 7 years after this: https://youtu.be/oSCX78-8-q0
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7y ago
We want to make sure we do the right thing to make sure little kids can look through their telescope Before the end of next year, there is going to be 12,000 of these units above our Earth. One must certainly hope.
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7y ago
From Page 37: The Macintosh is designed to appeal to an audience of nonprogrammers, including people who have previously feared and distrusted computers. To achieve this goal, Macintosh applications should be easy to learn and to
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7y ago
This is why we need to be very careful in shouting down other people's thinking. It may feel good to see a group blocked on YouTube ... that is until they come for you.
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7y ago
Interesting. Any budget to build something new? Give me shout.
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7y ago
Yes. I can't download the installer as well.
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7y ago
The Bible is amazing.
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7y ago
Imagine owning a sandwich shop. Do you sell to anyone who comes inside your establishment? Should you do a background check on them? Should software companies be different? If so, how?
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7y ago
... the FBI had taken control of a Kik user's account to run groups sharing such illegal imagery for over a year ... Think about that for moment.
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7y ago
.NET Core 3.0 will be available with RHEL 8 in the Red Hat Application Streams, after several years of collaboration with Red Hat. That's a big deal! Nice.
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7y ago
Love this. To use computer terminology, kinda like having a mainframe in the home that is connected to devices it controls? I think that is a far better and user friendly design. Also personal clouds backed up by corporate clouds if desired
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7y ago
It looked like the video was speed up at that moment, not sure why.
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7y ago
I hold the understanding that its possible to view a license plate from space. I suggest you keep to that view in mind as well.
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7y ago
This is true because people want "instant" change. I've been slowly converting to a better running lifestyle and I'm now running in ZeroDrop shoes. I think going down to super thin soles is a receipt for disaster for the
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7y ago
I have a plan to keep running into my 80's. But of that is foot, knee, and hip mechanics. To that end, I use Altra branded running shoes.
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7y ago
I don't read my news there. I much prefer a simple HTML layout, with the topic story as the subject, a little blurb underneath, then I can click into the article if I want to.
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7y ago
I needed/wanted it.
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7y ago
This is what happens when we allow computers to decide what is fair, decent, and open to discussion, I think it is called ML Fairness, or something like that.
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7y ago
I've found it written of him, " Danny is a bona fide member of the Flat Earth Society ". Is that a joke?
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7y ago
I understand that, but these are Google employees. I am literally watching them tell me something. If you were Project Veritas, you would turn away a Google employee giving you inside info?
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7y ago
The man being interviewed does not work with Google?
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7y ago
Exactly, very creepy that this keeps getting flagged. Super interesting news about a company we wall work with. These are google employees and I want to hear what they have to say, and talk about it with all of you, my unbiased HN friends.
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Insiders at Google are losing their jobs to tell us something. Pretty big news.
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At some point, whatever Project Veritas was no longer seems to be what they are now , which is a place to get inside information about Google. Let that sink in for a minute. Multiple insiders at Google, willing to lose their jobs, are t
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7y ago
My motivation is calling out what the possible motivation for the article is, which is my duty and right, as a member of the HN community. I can weigh-in just like the author of the piece did. Statements like: By most measures, the global
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7y ago
Loved your July 30, 2019 blog post by the way.
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7y ago
So, a possible hint of a downturn, and we're calling it? Can we wait and see what Christmas does?
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"We were doing a lot of work to prepare for a big launch, and when we got to the launch, we had a birthday for the launch,” Grace offered as an example. "We had a cake brought in ... we wore birthday hats ... I accidentally bough
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