rikkus

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   by rikkus 12y ago

   Neither is Visual Studio. Also, VS is only partly built on .NET.
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   by rikkus 12y ago

   Went to this page: http://getflakes.com/preview/browsing-data.html The 'Next' button on the grid seems to be broken. No javascript error in console. Current stable Chrome, Windows.
3. 363.▲
   by rikkus 12y ago

   How do you write joins? I find them readable with the SQL-esque way, but I haven't found a nice way to write them with the 'code' way.
4. 364.▲
   by rikkus 12y ago

   That makes sense, I see, thanks.
5. 365.▲
   by rikkus 12y ago

   Not complaining, but would love to know why this was voted down. I asked for info and got it. Seemed reasonable to me.
6. 366.▲
   by rikkus 12y ago

   Great, might look into getting one of these myself. Thanks for that!
7. 367.▲
   by rikkus 12y ago

   Yes, but only for 30 days unless you pay more. If you don't realise there's been a problem quickly enough, you could be in trouble. I'm not sure there's an easy way to restore everything from before certain date, either,
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   by rikkus 12y ago

   Yep the screen is awful for photos or having more than one person look at it. Or for watching video. Well, anything but staring directly at it in low light while reading text! No problem with my spacebar. I suspect you have a dodgy keyboard
9. 369.▲
   by rikkus 12y ago

   I'm not sure I 'get' this. To deploy a static site, I rename the 'old' directory and then rename the 'new' directory to the original name. What's all this about parsing HTML and not supporting 'f
10. 370.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    Curious: Are you playing back with Rockbox?
11. 371.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    Just some more info: Speakers: Awful. I don't care too much. Fingerprint reader: Really handy when you're often closing/opening the laptop, but haven't tried it in Linux. Windows 8.1 runs perfectly and seems really fast
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    I bought a used T430s earlier this year for GBP £350 (~USD 550). I've kept the SSD as the boot drive and replaced the optical drive with a 1TB 'SSHD' (Seagate's SSD/HD hybrid). I've also upgraded the RAM to 16G
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    Yes, and please let this 'bytecode' actually be that used in CLI assemblies. In other words, can we have a .NET runtime in the browser please? All that Javascript will continue to run beautifully, but I'll be able to write C#
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    I'm assuming this is referring to the UI.
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    Crashplan retains old versions of files (it's a backup service) and you can choose to restore everything before a certain date, so you should be able to get everything back. I just searched and they actually have a page showing how to
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    That's a good point, but there's also the argument that it's better to stop and log why, than silently fail and let people try and figure out why something's broken. I don't think either are great here, so the only
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    .NET's FileSystemWatcher documentation says that there's an internal buffer of a finite size, and that if (when) it fills up, you're going to be told about it and must do a complete traversal of the directory you're watc
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    Is this on a UNIX? If so, yes, it's common to write to stdout/stderr there. Not in Windows, though - anything which is long-running tends to be a Windows Service and there's no point writing to System.Console from there becau
19. 379.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    AFAIK /etc/hosts doesn't support wildcards, which means you have to edit it every time you want a new virtual host.
20. 380.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    Or, if you have your own domain, set up a wildcard in your DNS, which could be external (I use cloudflare - free and reliable). Example: I own rikk.us and want to be able to set up many websites on a few machines with my network, so: I poin
21. 381.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    Or wait for Windows 10 when it'll be free for personal users.
22. 382.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    For those with Lightroom, on export you can select 'Minimize Embedded Metadata', which strips all but copyright info. Pretty handy.
23. 383.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    Nice utility. What should I tag it with in my bookmarks though?
24. 384.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    Here too - except in the title (tab) - I can see the text.
25. 385.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    Yes there's chocolatey which seems to be the most popular at the moment. Latest version there is 2.1.3 at the time of comment: http://chocolatey.org/packages/ruby
26. 386.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    System.Console isn't something that most apps rely on. It's handy for printing something out in a tiny one-file test app, but generally not relied upon for bigger apps.
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    BBC technology reporting at its usual standard. "In computer security, a drive-by attack typically means making users download malicious software." That's really not clear. It means that you'll get infected by simply pas
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    To raise awareness of this and force the ISPs' hands, perhaps it would be best to use the media's own trope and cry about ISPs 'hacking email'. Whether or not that's the correct technical term isn't really an i
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    by rikkus 12y ago

    I had similar difficulties and since I've been taking cod liver oil I've been much better, so I think low Vitamin D might have been a problem for me.
30. 390.▲
    by rikkus 12y ago

    Looks lovely. Have you thought about the ugoa/rwx... etc. version of the flags, i.e. partial setting?