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pionar

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About pionar

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    Comment #41372154

    You can use third party libs like Avalonia[1] or Uno[2] [1] https://avaloniaui.net/ [2] https://platform.uno/

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    Comment #41372112

    dot.net is the official starting point. It'll point you to getting setup with .NET dev on Linux. You can either use VSCode or Intellij Rider.

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    Comment #39981183

    Heh, I could've written this comment. I also found myself 2 hours south in a small Ohio park.

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    Comment #39781438

    > For the payment situation for example, Apple Pay (and Google Pay) use EMV Tokenization so that your actual credit card number is obfuscated As does Samsung Pay. As could any numb…

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    Comment #39755660

    I got a notification from HIBP about this with my email address. I'm not currently an AT&T customer, but I was a customer of them back in 2015-2017 for AT&T UVerse.

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    Comment #39719338

    I disagree. The language was probably more inspired by C#, which is itself inspired by Java. Type erasure is just part of transpiling to JS.

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    Comment #39565609

    In the US they are, thanks to Citizens United.

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    Comment #39432139

    I live in suburban Detroit, and there's a few 24 hour CVS and Walgreen's near me.

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    Comment #38714471

    Bring back V12s!

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    Comment #38309951

    The Mac thing would have nothing to do with it. Microsoft's own employees use Macs during demos

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    Comment #36604951

    Are there any surprises here? For me, it's how well the .NET regex lib does in compiled mode.

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    Comment #35540545

    > that it suited the narrative that cops in America are a racist militant group. I mean, they are, so where's the lie?

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    Comment #35540505

    So is your argument that NPR is a mouthpiece for the US government? I think that requires some evidence, rather than flinging about flimsy associations like this.

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    Comment #35288957

    The ones I've used in the past (HelloFresh and one other I can't remember) used plain paper bags, like you'd get at the grocery store.

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    Comment #34897342

    So many red flags there. Wearing airpods while driving, and then also holding your phone while driving? People like you make me nervous when I drive.