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9y ago
Having been a sys-admin once upon a time (2006-2008), these answers are straight forward. Servers used to have discrete ME cards which were paid add-ons. Competition in the early 2000s drove these ME cards to be integrated in the motherboar
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I’m surprised that the article and the discussion here don’t assess the impact the booming short-term rental market has on keeping otherwise available inventory off the residential market. Many cities have a lot of empty dwellings on any gi
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10y ago
FWIW, C# also has compiled into native executables/libs for many years via `mkbundle`[1] and into JS via several projects like Bridge.NET [2]. [1] https://linux.die.net/man/1/mkbundle [2] https://g
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10y ago
I'm surprised nobody has yet brought up the update that just came through which fixes issues in graphics card switching in new MBP's. If it preferentially uses the discrete graphics more than it needs to then, well, you know, batt
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10y ago
This article does a nice job of setting up a straw man and summarily knocking it down. The original article on The Register states that the issue arises with people using Java SE Advanced features without realizing they are licensed separat
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10y ago
project.json was pulled due to very strong negative feedback from the community. Not sure how you missed that, but it's actually an example of Microsoft changing course due to significant community involvement.
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10y ago
It will be interesting to see if people eventually normalize 'smart watch' into 'watch' and old school watches become referred to separately as 'timepieces' (for example).
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10y ago
In fairness to [US] conservatives: "Half of U.S. Conservatives Say Climate Change Is Real" ( https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-04-27/half-of-u... ) I'll take the "glass half full&
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10y ago
Especially when/if using Xamarin.Forms (and not XAML). It's a very good fit for a functional language. Code equals data.
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That was just an internal working name. Xamarin.Forms has first and foremost been a code patterns library, not a WORA framework (despite how it may be used in practice). It's a unique leaf on the MV* tree. The central insight from it&#
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10y ago
Lot of overlap, but VS Code has a much bigger ecosystem/community. Xamarin/Visual Studio has advanced debugging features like thread inspection, "immediate" console for executing commands while the program execution is p
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10y ago
Miguel is clearly referring to Microsoft developer tools, since he's in the developer tools org.
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10y ago
The makers of this product would even tell you that you aren't in the target market. This is a System On Module, not a Single Board Computer. The later is a "unbox, boot up, and play" experience. The former is "unbox, wi
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10y ago
I have spent a lot of time talking with customers/prospects about this topic, but I use "data remediation" which I feel brings more accurate and precise connotations, to wit: * Implies that the data is deficient/falls sh
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10y ago
Not quite right. Mono has the lovely mkbundle tool which can do what the poster wants: AOT your intermediate/byte code and build a statically linked executable containing your app, the runtime, and all your deps (except for key system
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10y ago
FWIW, I think the closest English analog would be 'liberated', a synonym of 'free', though not that this a substantial improvement.