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by wluu 10y ago
One thing Windows I'd really like is to make any full screen window into a "virtual desktop" so I can switch between full screen items using the Windows 10 shortcut keys (eg: win+ctrl+left/right). Eg: * Multiple concurr
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by wluu 10y ago
> Example of small things Microsoft can help with: as far as I can see Nuclide doesn't work with dotnet core (only Mono). Throwing 1-2 devs that way would pay good dividends, in my opinion. I don't know anything about Nuclide,
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by wluu 10y ago
I've heard of Wuhan before, mostly because of the Chinese tennis player Li Na [1], who was born there. She did quite well at the Australian Open for several years (including winning it once) and became quite popular with the local crow
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by wluu 10y ago
While you can configure a few things [1], I wish there were more options. [1] https://www.thurrott.com/mobile/microsoft-surface/7232/surfa...
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by wluu 10y ago
You can set three finger tap to do "nothing" instead of Cortana. You just need to goto the touchpad settings screen. See https://www.thurrott.com/mobile/microsoft-surface/7232/surfa... Wish there we
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by wluu 10y ago
Microsoft should release their own multi-touch touchpad with this tech and call it the Surface Touchpad or something along those lines. Basically their equivalent of the Apple Magic Trackpad. It's what I miss when I've got my Surf
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by wluu 10y ago
Interesting, and not altogether a big surprise given how much WeChat allows you to do the same over in China (in addition to a ton of other things). It's no big surprise that tech moves with the movement of people who use it.
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by wluu 10y ago
This will essentially be a rebranded Xamarin Studio and tweaked to look more like VS for Windows. And Xamarin is basically based off MonoDevelop.
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by wluu 10y ago
There are a few other manufacturers, but Sony has pretty much cornered the market. Much in the same way Intel has when it comes to CPUs. I know Aptina[1] has made sensors used in smartphones in the past. And was also the initial manufacture
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by wluu 10y ago
And let's not forget the rest of the Asia-Pacific region where we've been awake and working for the past 8+ hours :)
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by wluu 10y ago
Because Roslyn[1] itself can only understand C# and VB.NET. [1] `The .NET Compiler Platform ("Roslyn") provides open-source C# and Visual Basic compilers with rich code analysis APIs.` - https://github.com/dotnet&#
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by wluu 10y ago
You can easily use c# 6 with .NET 3.5. I know because we do! You just need to upgrade VS to 2015. Language version has nothing to do with framework version!
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by wluu 10y ago
There's some details here: http://eftm.com.au/2016/08/census-2016-the-10-million-online... "The ABS paid an Aussie company “Revolution IT Pty Ltd” $469,367.50 across three tenders to undertake “Load Test
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by wluu 10y ago
Believe they are working on a mono upgrade as per this[1] tweet: "@dsyme working on Mono upgrade which should help. [..]" [1] https://twitter.com/jon_cham/status/743965646854234114
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by wluu 10y ago
For me, it's the fact that despite only having the device for 5 months the band is already falling apart. Mine has an air bubble in it (which is common, just do a search) while many others have also reported that their charge band is p
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by wluu 10y ago
Probably around 4-5 months post graduation. Most of the battle is with getting your foot into the door and getting some experience. Once you have some experience, things get better. All that said, what sort of experiences are you putting on
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by wluu 10y ago
I assume it's this one? https://github.com/atom/vim-mode
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by wluu 10y ago
If you're working on something that needs to target the full framework, then yes, Mono is the way to go. Otherwise if you're targeting the new .NET Core, then you can do without Mono with the latest pre-release versions of the VS
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by wluu 11y ago
Nice, I was there last week :)
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by wluu 11y ago
Looks quite similar in behaviour to one I've been using previously: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hacker-news-collap...
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by wluu 11y ago
Is that Cathedral Cove?
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by wluu 11y ago
Yeah, Twitter lists are what has kept Twitter sane for me. Coupled with a decent twitter client (I use TweetBot on iOS) that supports lists in an easy to use way. I actually use Facebook the same way too.
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by wluu 11y ago
This IKEA sit to stand desk is available at IKEA in Australia now. http://www.ikea.com/au/en/catalog/products/S79084964/
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by wluu 11y ago
Nope. And they aren't using Roslyn from what I'm aware.
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by wluu 11y ago
There seems to be work under way for (and a status page) it: https://github.com/Microsoft/visualfsharp/wiki/F%23-for-Core... And there's also a CoreCLR branch: https://github.com/Microso
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by wluu 11y ago
One of the atom-typescript guys (basarat) has built his own typescript focused editor: http://www.typescriptbuilder.com It's built entirely in Typescript and is not based on the Electron shell. Why they built it is mentione
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by wluu 11y ago
I used to have a b2 based blog a long time ago. I remember that there were no updates for a time, and then there was an announcement about there being two forks, WordPress and b2evolution (I think that was the name?). It's hard to beli
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by wluu 11y ago
Here's an interview with Peter and others who knew him a few years ago on ABC TV news program 7.30: http://www.abc.net.au/7.30/content/2012/s3571974.htm "LEIGH SALES, PRESENTER: Tonight, long overdu
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by wluu 11y ago
One of the co-founders (Mike Cannon-Brookes) did an AMA on reddit a few days ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3lrvpv/iama_mike_cann... Some quotes: Q: "What was the scariest, most panic-i
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by wluu 11y ago
> for now it supports only C# / VB Nope, there is not any support for VB at this point in time. It's C# only I'm afraid! As cloudroutine mentions, the older omnisharp-server implementation is NRefactory based, whilst omnis

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