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Nope, I tried, all documentation says that they are not supported. The release notes from 2021 say that they are “working on it”, so I hope they will be done soon..

Still no support for IDN domains though..

In Denmark this is possible and common. Danish mortgages can always be bought back at 100% value (if the rate drops), and for example a 2% mortgage from a few years ago can be boug…

From the headline I thought this was about the new Mac pro..

EDIT: This is actually already mentioned in the README This seems like the wrong approach to remap keys on Windows. This tool is using a keyboard hook, so it needs to run always fo…

Damn, he is doing some crazy stuff - take a look at the x-ray experiments: http://danyk.cz/rtg_en.html

I found some more information: http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/government-pays-a-mi... Since the end of the Kosovo war in 1999, the four northern Serb-majority municipaliti…

How convenient for Intel - they have been unable to improve significantly on the single threaded performance since the 4790K but with this "fix", newer CPUs will magically start to…

This is likely because the gpu has specific hardware for drawing the cursor on top of the current framebuffer, which can be turned off quicker than the character can be drawn to th…

Interesting that this does not have HBM2 memory. Apparently this will only be for the Tesla GPUs on pascal GPUs unless they are going to put it on the 1080 ti, which does not seem …

Visual Studio shows the type of auto on hover.

Polling seems like a bad choice when APIs like AddClipboardFormatListener exist.

Well if you made a cashless society like that you would just have "digital cash", and then there would be no reason for banning "analog" cash :-) The whole idea about banning cash …

The E paper used by pebble is a form of low power LCD, it has nothing to do with E ink (other than being low power)

But you still cannot post simple HTML or RTF into the web version..

Does anyone know of a similar study of memory efficiency in C# (or the CLR in general)?