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by pionar 12y ago
It's actually very common for MS devs to use Chrome. I was at a talk given by Mads Kristensen recently (PM for ASP.NET Tooling), and he used Chrome.
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by pionar 12y ago
It really wouldn't be that hard, Roslyn's out there for compilation, and doing things like Intellisense.
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by pionar 12y ago
Readability when not using VS, for one. If you're rolling your own csproj (or need to edit it) to use with MSBuild, or some other build system, JSON is easier to read than XML.
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by pionar 12y ago
> MS's moves in the office365 space, I was gobsmacked by what they're up to these days. Such as?
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by pionar 13y ago
I would definitely say that Mojang is no longer a startup. It's 5 years old and has a healthy revenue stream and a proven business model.
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by pionar 13y ago
I work in Indianapolis at a software company in the higher ed. and municipal operations management sectors.
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by pionar 13y ago
I really like the Visual Studio "load testing" [1] for this purpose. My team uses it. It doesn't just include a trace of paths through the application, it performs important load testing and analysis. Well worth the price.
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by pionar 13y ago
This is when a centralized VCS with checkin-checkout concepts really shines. The client only has to check the checked-out files on commit.
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by pionar 13y ago
Generally, in the US, where you see a flat rate is in the loan details, where it's usually, if you take the entire term to repay the loan, the overall interest paid is $X.
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by pionar 13y ago
When they first started talking about Roslyn a couple of years ago, the plan was always to open-source it, when they felt good about the quality.
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by pionar 13y ago
Yes, Microsoft put out the first tablet computers (with Toshiba's help, I believe) in the early 2000s. The problem was that they got it very wrong.
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by pionar 13y ago
It probably does not save on the device, besides in some sort of caching mechanism.
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by pionar 13y ago
I believe that's what they're doing, with the "free to view, pay to edit" model.
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by pionar 13y ago
asp.net is open source, and it should run on any CLR.
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by pionar 13y ago
Yeah, the general rule is that you can't sue yourself, since you can't collect any damages.
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by pionar 13y ago
Microsoft's Online Services agreement (covers Hotmail)[0]: Does Microsoft disclose my personal information outside of Microsoft? You consent and agree that Microsoft may access, disclose, or preserve information associated with your us
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by pionar 13y ago
well, technically, their system was up, the certificates were just expired.
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by pionar 13y ago
>> I think the reason people are reluctant to spend money on apps is the same reason they are reluctant to spend money on music or movies no matter who convenient it's made for them - people don't see value in digital goods
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by pionar 13y ago
An ATM I use frequently hasn't been properly set up, so during the transaction, you'll see things like "[CONSUMER MESSAGE]" and "[NON-MEMBER FEE]" and "[EXIT MESSAGE HERE]". Makes me smile every time
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by pionar 13y ago
Corn bread is a regional thing here in the US. In the south, you will often find it to be made very sweetly. What you're used to would probably be found more in the Midwest and Plains states. (I'm in Indiana, and the corn bread
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by pionar 13y ago
Why mutual exclusivity? I like Lindt chocolate as well (on occasion, I find it a little overbearing on the sweetness), but I also love just a good, plain Hershey bar. You can love more than one thing at a time for different reasons.
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by pionar 13y ago
I think the discussion is about "milk chocolate", a solid chocolate used in candy, not "chocolate milk", milk flavored with chocolate. 'Tis an interesting transposition, though!
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by pionar 13y ago
I concur, as someone who also works for a vendor to higher ed. I know of small universities that demand an independent audit of all vendor code, to the large universities that are ok with having a four-character password for database access
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by pionar 13y ago
Really, if you think about it, if you only plan on having it open short-term, and you have the money of Viacom (parent co. of Comedy Central) behind you, then capital is not an issue. You're not going to buy the equipment, you're
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by pionar 13y ago
How can California do this? Interstate commerce clause and all that.
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by pionar 13y ago
That's not as helpful as the original article. It's all in science terms (delta functions, vectors, stimulus, discretizing wavelengths), without really explaining them.
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by pionar 13y ago
I as well see it, like a faint hazy halo around the black light, and it really messes with my vision. I cannot go into a club anymore, nor go to haunted houses, as the black lights are really disorienting. I have had both my lenses removed
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by pionar 13y ago
I think these are default passwords, like routers. That's on the developers and IT people for not putting stronger passwords on these devices.
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by pionar 13y ago
I did this for a project in 5.3 (client: "PHP EVERYTHING"), it wasn't as difficult as I thought it'd be, but I will admit, there are better solutions.
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by pionar 13y ago
With the rise of Roslyn[0], your second argument is kinda void (metaprogramming) I never got the verbosity argument. Verbosity comes down to the person using the language. With C#, you can be as verbose as you want to. Do you have any ex

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