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Troubleshooting JwtBearer authentication problems in ASP.NET Core(nestenius.se)
1 points by tndata 4y ago|1 comments
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IdentityServer – IdentityResource vs. ApiResource vs. ApiScope(nestenius.se)
1 points by tndata 4y ago|1 comments
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by tndata 4y ago
This blog post clarifies the various resource concepts in Duende IdentityServer, including IdentityResources, ApiResources and ApiScopes.
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by tndata 5y ago
I was in the same situation for 10 years ago, I did not want or like talking in front of people. But I today have the mantra "You should do the things you are afraid of more often!" and of course I started easy, learning beginners
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by tndata 5y ago
Yes, I do work a lot as a trainer and doing presentations, so most of the time I actually do present them. Perhaps 80% of what I do is actually presented once or many time. Often I create a class or presentation in something that I am curio
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by tndata 5y ago
For something that I really want to learn, then my approach is to create presentations or training material on the specific topic. Like recently I wanted to learn HTTP/2 and gRPC, so I wrote some PowerPoints explaining those concepts a
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by tndata 5y ago
Original author here, wow! What a cool project!
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by tndata 5y ago
There are a few other projects I did listed here https://nestenius.se/about/ Besides that, my biggest project so far is that I created a developer community around 1996 called Programmers Heaven that became my main l
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by tndata 5y ago
Author here, wire-wrapping is like therapy for your mind! like solving a sudoku!
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by tndata 5y ago
Author here, never anticipated 30 years ago that someone else would actually look at the code :-)
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by tndata 5y ago
The Sega Mega drive was a very robust machine and it did survive numerous short-circuits over the years and even today it still works!. but yes, I have blown numerous PC-motherboards over the years though... I guess that comes with the trad
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by tndata 5y ago
Yes, I could run games and I also wrote some simpler demos where I for example could move a player around the screen using the joystick. So, it was fully functional.
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by tndata 5y ago
Original blog post author here! Thanks for the kind words!
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by tndata 5y ago
Original blog post author here! Thanks! :-) Perhaps its not to late to build that bird feeder :-)
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by tndata 5y ago
Tinkering with hardware back then was much easier because the frequency of the devices was pretty low (like 1-8 MHz) and the interfaces and system bus was much easier to work with compared to todays advanced protocols like (USB, etherhet...
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by tndata 5y ago
Blog post author here. I used it just to reduce the stress on the vertical circuit board.
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by tndata 5y ago
Wow! Nice hardware!
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by tndata 5y ago
Author of the blog post here. Thanks, it was a quite long project, but the device have a pretty simple and plain architecture that made it easy. Todays consoles are much harder to hack, due to multiple layers of encryption and protection.
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by tndata 5y ago
Author of the blog post here. Yes, I basically emulated the cartridge rom using static memory. That was the simplest at the time.
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by tndata 5y ago
Awesome blog posts! I also posted about how I built my own hardware development kit at https://nestenius.se/2022/01/18/how-i-built-my-own-sega-mega...
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How I built my own Sega Mega Drive hardware dev kit from scratch(nestenius.se)
4 points by tndata 5y ago|1 comments
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by tndata 7y ago
Edument | Compiler and GPU developers | Sweden, Prague | Onsite Full time | https://www.edument.se/en/page/work-with-us Edument is a consulting company (+30 employees, +10 years old) located in Helsingborg (Sweden
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by tndata 7y ago
Definitely in demand! We are hiring compiler developers at www.edument.se (remote or onsite in Sweden or Prauge), contact me at tore (at) edument . se
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Exploring the non-nullable type warnings in C# 8(edument.se)
2 points by tndata 7y ago|0 comments
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How to install RavenDB on a VM in Azure (step-by-step, part 1)(edument.se)
1 points by tndata 7y ago|0 comments
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by tndata 10y ago
look at https://github.com/eventstore/eventstore
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New C# based CQRS Tutorial available(infoq.com)
1 points by tndata 13y ago|1 comments
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by tndata 14y ago
We created our own system by parsing the XML documentation generated by .NET to generate a in-memory model of our REST API and then render a full documentation based site our of that :-)
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CQRS - Frequently Asked Questions(cqrs.nu)
1 points by tndata 14y ago|0 comments
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by tndata 14y ago
It sucks, the old version was much better.

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