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Comment #17308042
They di seem to have fixed this, at least as far as WSL is concerned. If I open a bash shell on Win10 and do `echo foo >/mnt/d/temp/like:this` then I can open the resulting file in…
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Comment #16548083
New Zealand's timezones are full hours, not 45 minutes. You might be thinking of Nepal? (Picky - your broader point is of course right.)
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Comment #16540686
Draft can watch for code changes via a `watch` setting in draft.toml. (Disclosure: I work on the containers team at Microsoft.)
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Comment #14869601
It seems like this relies for some of its safety guarantees on checks in (their fork of) the C# compiler. For example, owner non-copy guarantees seem to be enforced at the C# front…
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Comment #14698172
Auckland has had a few for at least 10 years. They are used for some of the very busy intersections on Queen Street (a busy shopping street that also carries a lot of cars and buse…
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Comment #14659932
"Scanning a cond for me is almost instantaneous." This is a very subjective concern though. Consider the subtype example. For me, reading that 3x3 table, especially with the groupi…
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Comment #14268780
"They are able to do it so well, so quickly because Windows Visual Studio has much of that functionality already in it." I don't believe anything is shared between Visual Studio an…
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Comment #13767395
"Everything is contracted out to Datacom, Catalyst, Frondie, Solnet, etc. etc." It's true that there's a big services sector, especially around government work. But there's also a …
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Comment #13709825
That's fine for US citizens entering the US, but any 'travel mode' needs to work for the outbound trip too. If the country you're visiting has adopted a US-style border stance, the…
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Comment #12603116
Yes, this is possible. The Azure A8-A11 VMs have Infiniband, as do the 'r' (RDMA) variants of the new H series. Azure Batch includes support for MPI-like runtimes although you need…
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Comment #12585248
I think MichaelGG is thinking of the Rotor "shared source" implementation for BSD, which was released around the same time as .NET for Windows as a proof of concept for implementin…
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Comment #10508250
There is a cross-platform CLI (based on Node.js), which runs on OS X and Linux as well as Windows - I don't specifically know if it has commands for opening ports though. There's i…
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Comment #10344011
They've said that the first version isn't targeted as a consumer device. They initially see it as a professional piece of kit for use by, for example, product designers. (At least …
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Comment #8871481
It's resolved at compile time. It's exactly equivalent to the literal "x", but enables refactoring tools to pick up renames, compilers to error if the name is typoed, etc.
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Comment #8756314
Driving up the Whanganui River Road in 2001: Local: "Now, that's a good possum." Me, having missed it completely: "Uh, I didn't know there were any good possums." Local: "That one …
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Comment #8194751
Your comment about changing a field to a property being a breaking change in C# is correct, but in practice, C# programmers tend to use auto properties (e.g. public int Left { get;…
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Comment #8166244
"IIRC ... Microsoft required computer manufacturers to purchase an Office license for every Windows license. As a result, every new computer came with Office installed." I think yo…
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Comment #8034248
Windows has allowed extensions longer than 3 characters for about 20 years now. I'm not sure what you mean by "natively create" but it also definitely doesn't require anything befo…
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Comment #7867468
I passed the "The Counting Kingdom" and "Mathbreakers" links on to a friend for her children (aged 7 and 9). Not only were they enthusiastic about what they saw, but they decided t…
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Comment #7624293
...and, indeed, these XML namespaces (MS Office and data types) and the CustomDocumentProperties tag are already known to be added by SharePoint, and apparently for well-establishe…
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Comment #7099370
It's not that anyone believes "shelf space is running out." It's signal to noise -- or, to be less judgmental, "findability." Sure, SO or Wikipedia have the storage capacity for pe…
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