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theflagbug

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    Comment #18309529

    For us, a few weeks ago Azure DevOps randomly stopped processing GitHub webhooks, so merge commits didn't trigger builds anymore (and we're not the only ones, see https://developer…

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    Comment #16787558

    I have a late-2016 Razer Blade and every time I compile something the fans spin up to aircraft-turbine levels of noise, it's ridiculous. I'm currently thinking of throwing the whol…

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    Comment #16701072

    I'd be very interested to hear in what way you think GKE is nicer to work with, care to elaborate?

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    Comment #14054505

    Yup, but this took me way too long to figure out. Sadly this goes for a lot of Azure services and all the enterprise-buzzword laden documentation doesn't make that easier

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    Comment #14054081

    That's what I really don't like about Azure. They seem to have multiple differently named services that seem to basically do the same thing (Azure Service Bus/Azure Storage Queues …

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    Comment #12949363

    That's not true anymore, Xamarin is now free for everyone, except larger companies, see https://blog.xamarin.com/xamarin-for-all/

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    Comment #12949353

    > The downside to this is that making a UI seems to even out your gained time--it's extremely messy and even complicated. Code that's valid in C# produces vague underwater bugs in …

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    Comment #12949338

    Agreed, people seem to think Xamarin == Xamarin Forms, while the real power lies in shared business logic with native UIs, in my opinion. Xamarin Forms may be useful for internal s…

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    Comment #10671134

    Thanks, glad to hear that!

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    Comment #10671019

    Shameless self-promotion: Here is a great way to learn Swift on your phone: http://swifty-app.com/

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    Comment #9404617

    There's actually a Java and C# version for Android/Windows Phone in the works right now! Source: I'm the developer of said versions :)

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    Comment #9075380

    Read it again, he found the password in cleartext in the memory dump. From the blogpost: > I tried the small dictionary john.dict that comes with John-the-Ripper, and it didn't fin…

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    Comment #8959881

    Not sure if you're aware, but your Rx example has a few problems: 1.) In the StartSenders method, you're violating the Rx grammar by calling channel.OnNext concurrently. Wrap it on…

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    Comment #8334535

    Also Austrian. Other way around works too, I had a Netflix account before, that I accessed via a VPN, now I also have access to the Austrian Netflix library while paying less (it's…

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    Comment #8250609

    Ha, yeah, ReactiveUI is awesome, I use it in all of my projects

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    Comment #8226458

    This is a WPF library, so I don't think it'd work with pyQt

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    Comment #8226347

    If you tell me what's not perfect, maybe I can fix it :)

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    Comment #8223347

    Here is a library that helps to create such an interface: http://mahapps.com/ It's also mentioned in the blog post you've posted. Disclaimer: I'm one of the developers of MahApps.M…

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    Comment #8122738

    For projects hosted on Github, take a look at https://gitter.im I'm a maintainer of a reasonably big open source project and it works great for us, since you can link issues/PRs di…

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    Comment #8025148

    I also want to try Azure, but I only have a prepaid credit card (I live in Europe, don't need it except for small Internet things) and Azure is the ONLY service that doesn't accept…

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    Comment #7663055

    I'm pretty sure async/await is supported Source: I'm using async/await in Xamarin.Android Maybe it's because Linux Mint doesn't have the latest version of Mono in the package repos…