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AboutI'm some guy who's spending too much time either thinking he's the best or that he sucks balls
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SkillsC# (WPF/WCF), Python, VBA, SQL, hopefully Rust some day
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LocationAustria
Joined devRant on 11/20/2016
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Could we get a look at it?
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Looks pretty neat. I'll have a look into it after work 👍
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For me it was doing an Sql select within a transaction
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I'm currently working through it as well. It's badly structured in so many fucking ways. They explain explicit interface implementations before interfaces..
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When a senior told me my problem would be to complex to solve it using Regex and I did it
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Nope. Making a realistic version destroys it for me. Hereby I predict that they will fuck up hard. Remember these words
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@gitpush seems like my company will stick with it. But at least we're switching to Git..
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Lots of Singleton. Last week we discussed using the command pattern and holy shit it is so fucking beautiful
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I feel you. Had to implement a customer request quite fast, deployed to their test environment and now I'm waiting two months for them to configure their firewall..
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Maybe take a look into ngrok? I've never tried it but that might do exactly what you want
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I believe that there's a set list of names you can assign to it. Some time back I read something that these are hardcoded so it does not have to send everything it records to Amazon
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I have to admit I did that the other way around...
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Do you need Pihole just for yourself? The VM solution should work just fine then as you're already using your PC. Also if others won't need it just change the Dns settings on your device. Then there's no way for you to fuck up the whole network
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Wait what? Up until now I was looking forward to this series..
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At work we got ThinkPads and there's not much to complain from my side. Never had any problems with hard or software..
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📌
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What's important is whether there's an i. It defines what base the factor has.
KiB (Kibibyte) => 2^10 Bytes whereas KB (Kilobyte) => 10^3 Bytes.
MiB (Mebibyte) => 2^20 Bytes and MB (Megabyte) => 10^6 Bytes. Take a look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.... This is why eg an 100GB drive only shows as 98GB or so when mounted -
You can take a look at http://blackwasp.co.uk/GofPatterns.... for detailed explanations
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@KAS89 although I always thought Alienware was overpriced this seems fair. Have fun my friend :D
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@amazeballs alright. Let's say VBA. That's real hell
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@amazeballs you really want to list the worst without mentioning vb?
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Alright, gotta make something clear now that I read into this more. It does not work with 4.0. Instead it uses a trick to make it compile under it but needs 4.5 to run.
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@bad-practice 4k is a shitload of code. That's less a code style guideline but more of a policy to make files attachable to mails
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@Alice nope. Guideline for C#..
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@dtaposh yeah sure but I don't see any case in OOP where a class can get anywhere near as big
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@nobes Wandersong. But it's not released yet
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@maybeken shouldn't it be (.*)?
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Looks like he's reached the end of the line ^^
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@Phippsaurus I'm curious, is x&1==x faster than x|1>x?
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Had this feature for some time thanks to TidyTabs but uninstalled as it was nearly useless for me. Multidesktops is the only thing I'm using to organize my tabs