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nbarbettini
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About nbarbettini
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Comment #48202868
I became so conditioned to waiting hours(!) for DNS propagation that I'm always pleasantly surprised when it takes <5 min these days.
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Comment #37393848
Case in point, https://stopthesso.tax/
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Comment #36246307
Now updated to say the entire Platform API is unavailable. https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2558 Edit: Maybe back?
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Comment #32609362
Now posted as an issue on status.heroku: https://status.heroku.com/incidents/2454
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Comment #32573691
Do you have a CNAME record pointing to a herokudns.com domain? Replace it with an A record that points to the IP instead. You can find the IP by going to /dns" rel="nofollow">https…
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Comment #15808375
... a year ago.
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Comment #15528796
I think you have that backwards? Taking off from Mars is significantly easier than earth because of lower gravity and a less-dense atmosphere.
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Comment #15528730
"640K ought to be enough for anyone" - Bill Gates, ~1985
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Comment #15298463
Thanks for the feedback! I don't have anything in the works right now, but will definitely consider it.
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Comment #15298456
I have fond memories of learning VB3 from Teach Yourself Visual Basic in 21 Days, which had to be 500+ pages. It turns out it's tough to have a good introduction to a topic without…
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Comment #15298445
Very good points, thanks. I struggled with this myself as I was trying to plan out the structure of the book. I ultimately went with the "path of least resistance" (ASP.NET Core MV…
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Comment #15298432
Thanks for filing the issues. And thanks for reading!
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Comment #15290724
That StackOverflow runs on .NET is one of my favorite little-known facts.
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Comment #15290720
Thanks for reading it!
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Comment #15290717
I think it's a great time to jump into .NET Core if you've been on the sidelines. There was a lot of version pain early on, but it's way better now. Being able to write C# code on …
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Comment #15290713
LINQ and the async/await pattern are my two all-time favorite things about C#.
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Comment #15289029
Thanks man!
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Comment #14948985
SpaceX spending almost a decade developing, testing, and then deploying rockets that can land and then be reused is a good example.
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Comment #14570507
FYI - this is a PDF version of Musk's presentation at IAC in 2016.
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Comment #14460736
We ultimately need to do both: burn less fossil fuels, and capture or sequester CO2 from the atmosphere faster than the planet does naturally. Otherwise, what we keep adding will s…
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Comment #14140124
No feedback from me at the moment, other than to say that what y'all are doing with B2 is awesome. It's great to see more competition in this space, and I love the open-source etho…
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Comment #13968578
Master of None didn't do it for me, but I loved Stranger Things. This is a great example of how Netflix's model works well for "long tail" content. They can produce and keep shows …
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Comment #13812827
Here's a different article on the same topic: https://electrek.co/2017/03/07/former-tesla-executives-gigaf...
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Comment #13357785
In habitats untouched by humans, duh! Oh, wait...
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