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HelloWorldInWS
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Comment #18054713
> This tutorial does not cover Windows. This tutorial will not work on Windows; nor will this tutorial generate packages for Windows. The creation of packages for Windows is covere…
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Comment #18036786
Off topic, this reminded me how verbose research papers are.
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Comment #17236084
> ... even though the user wants them separate ... Which "the user" is this? The same user that uses GitHub's OAuth as single-sign-on credentials for other partnering sites like Tr…
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Comment #17236012
I think everyone can agree that Microsoft is going to push Azure very hard once they start sinking their teeth into GitHub-- that's not surprising. However, I'm very skeptical abou…
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Comment #17235939
> Microsoft tried to kill Windows gaming Huh? If you mean "gaming on Windows", I can't imagine how that could possibly be true, and if they tried, either nobody got the memo or the…
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Comment #17235813
But they don't really need to fix it. Sure, it'd be nice, but they're targeting developer machines and utilities with WSL, not a server replacement of Linux. Nobody would buy a Win…
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Comment #14955244
Your two examples list physical differences, not mental ones. Forgetting the fact that your examples are both wrong (you don't have to be tall to [play basketball][1], nor do you h…
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Comment #14708386
This isn't _entirely_ accurate. Gender binary may be an oversimplification or diminutive concept, but the idea that it "never existed" is a little extreme. It would almost be like …
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Comment #14708337
> Why so much sugarcoating? Because empathy is important to communicating effectively. You're looking at the words, but you're not looking at phrasing and tone, which are just as i…
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Comment #14708245
Defining "best" need not imply an objective definition in the same way that describing the "best" database architecture for a given set of requirements isn't entirely objective: "o…