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by shanselman 10y ago
So is it BashOnWindows that is the problem, or a frustration with Trusty itself as a distro?
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by shanselman 10y ago
Totally agree on F#. I'm 100% paying attention to C#, VB, and F# and making sure everyone kicks butt.
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by shanselman 10y ago
Maybe we'll have to agree to disagree. The public asked for open and we gave them Open with a pretty capital O. When this project started we didn't know we were buying Xamarin, so that required a pivot. Yes it looked messy because
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by shanselman 10y ago
Wait, what debacle? Why do you want us fired?
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by shanselman 10y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but doesn't the Angular framework * have this off by default and you have to turn it ON in prod? * have it cause a Console.Log("DEBUG IS ON Y'ALL"); Either way, I mean, there's ways to give fol
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by shanselman 10y ago
It will.
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by shanselman 11y ago
I hear what you're saying, but still the price thing...A Voyage is 199 new, 159 refurb. There are GREAT cases like this one for $13 http://www.amazon.com/OMOTON-Thinnest-Lightest-leather-Displ... Point is, this thing a
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by shanselman 11y ago
This is actual Linux (minus the kernel) so it should work 99% the same as under Ubuntu when doing usermode stuff.
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by shanselman 11y ago
This is in the current Insiders release, NOW.
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by shanselman 11y ago
And there's openssh as a Windows binary that will eventually ship with Windows in the future. https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/releases
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by shanselman 11y ago
Absolutely. As Rails would then be running on Linux. I code ruby running in this system (some stuff has issues, it's beta, and I'm doing Sinatra) but using Visual Studio Code as my editor.
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by shanselman 11y ago
Builds coming soon first via the Windows Insider Program. Sign up and you'll get it all over Windows Update soon.
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by shanselman 11y ago
It was a joke. ;)
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by shanselman 11y ago
Yikes...My primary PC is 5 years old. Works great.
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by shanselman 11y ago
"Nominally?" Pretty sure no. "Minecraft, which is written in Java, is nominally Open Source, but there are some peculiar restrictions on distributing the code."
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by shanselman 11y ago
And Visual Studio Code
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by shanselman 11y ago
Good feedback. Not intending to be disingenuous. I'll talk to my partner about how we can make that clearer. It's intending to explain that our software (iOS, Windows, Cloud) never logs or saves any of the text.
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by shanselman 11y ago
Excellent point
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by shanselman 11y ago
Point taken but I would guess that they use nice headset mics and extensively train (and maintain and carry around) their voice databases. With Siri you can get 99% accuracy if you dicate punctuation and there's no training or fancy mi
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by shanselman 11y ago
Not sure I understand. You've been able to make C# Excel Addins for a long time now (file new | office addin) and you can also write add-ins in JavaScript as well.
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by shanselman 11y ago
Voice dictation is HUGELY useful but few people use it anymore. Most of us tried Dragon in years past, it sucked, and we gave up. I believe so much in this that I made a Siri->Windows bridge and dictate 80% of my text with it. (except th
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by shanselman 11y ago
Nonsense. The last 5 years show it's a whole new Microsoft. Disclaimer: I have been one of the ones pushing the last 5 years to make that statement true. ;)
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by shanselman 11y ago
Woot!
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by shanselman 11y ago
Not trying to not give them a break, but I'm pointing out they said clearly there's no difference in quality. There surely is. To your excellent point about MP4 to BPG conversion, I'd say that OP should have used (did they? I
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by shanselman 11y ago
It says "Spot the differences? :) There’s none." Really? The BPG is WAY worse, IMHO. It's immediately apparent. I noticed it with my eyes before I parsed the text.
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by shanselman 11y ago
That's the Azure.com website's CDN, but I can check on that.
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by shanselman 11y ago
Not true. Microsoft commits to a number of GPLed software, not the least of which being libGIT2.
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by shanselman 11y ago
Ya, I came here to talk about that line as well. The whole article was interesting, but that line stood out as a pretty surprising hack for 2015.
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by shanselman 11y ago
Soon, but not quite yet. you'll be able to "dotnet compile" in a folder and that'll make stuff, and then "dotnet compile --native" will give you a single linked executable.
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by shanselman 11y ago
For a few years now, but yes, now with support in Production. http://www.hanselman.com/blog/OmniSharpMakingCrossplatformNE... Also http://get.asp.net and http://code.visualstudio.com

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