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If you want to track the availability of #dotnetcore/#aspnetcore updates on Azure App Services, check out this website: aspnetcoreon.azurewebsites.n…
It shows the latest available installed shared framework (for framework dependent deployed apps) for each region
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Me coding with ~5y experience:
1. write code
Me coding with ~30y experience:
1. read docs for fopen()
2. write 1 line of code
3. check 17 different things in docs/internets about fopen
4. reverse fopen implementation because this one detail...
5. decide to use different function.
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Being a developer means you only have two work moods:
- I’m a demigod, I reign supreme over machines
- Even amoebas are smarter than me and would have figured out this by now
And you pretty much switch from one to another several times a day
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Windows XP in React + Hooks feels so much like the original thing that I thought it booted into a windows VM
🖼 winxp.now.sh/
📜 github.com/ShizukuIchi/winXP
📖 goo.gl/yn1sHX (🇨🇳) – at Paris, France
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Corporate purchasing and policies make funding open source Literally Impossible. Nothing’s going to change until you make them pay you.
Someone filed a bug?
Support contract.
Someone wants a feature?
Support contract.
It’s literally easier to pay you $1500/yr than $25 once.
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Git Advent Calendar: each day I’m blogging about a git tip or trick. Today’s day 2: Fixup Commits and autosquash. #GitAdventCalendar edwardthomson.com/blog/adven…
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git config --global alias.fuckme 'reset --hard HEAD'
git config --global alias.fuckyou 'push --force'
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Remember, always better safe than accidentally authenticated as an unrestricted global admin!
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Production – at Helsinki, Finland
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One of the most valuable lessons I've learned as a software developer is the importance of sane defaults. The vast majority of users will never change them, so it is incredibly critical that they are both humane and secure.