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i really enjoyed this - "bbc hardtalk brian eno" if it doesn't work in your jurisdiction
it's powerful and using typed-compile-time-checked LINQ for building DB queries is far superior as a developer experience than some monolithic blocks of SQL text and a test suite.
asp.net5 is getting pretty decent (and close to release) so for current projects I use c# to host my API and bootstrap the app up, but all the frontends are modern js frameworks (using typescript) rather than MS MVC.
On the other hand, you can go in guns blazing and be professional and fair and say "this is unrealistic I need to hire someone" and you could easily have yourself a software company funded primarily by somebody else's misguided speculation.
i really suspect they'll launch a "second touchscreen" peripheral that replaces the keyboard section of the surfacebook.
basically people aim for the centre and people cluster up waiting for them to pass instead of having 2 way travel all the time.
how do they teach counting?
it'd just a PDF with the no-print flag set.
unfortunately it means registering a whole new file type for the promise of a lack of functionality combined with increasing all your document file sizes by appending a huge WWF advert to the end of everything.
really quite a stupid idea.
i find it confusing.
i think there's a good argument that manually micro-managing the sizes and positions of overlapping windows (some of which can additionally be application or system modal) is a waste of time and gives few benefits.
whilst the metro apps are all pretty cut down at the moment - and there's a lot of work to do before it can viably replace the old desktop - i have no real issue with this as the direction of progress.
the language barriers are enough to justify any mistakes made in conforming precisely with the t&cs. he didn't abuse the hack. he reported it to you. pay him tbh.
It's an excellent case design - there's a huge fan at the back pulling air over the 4 drive bays and my TB drives never go over about 25C. It's in a cupboard and unless I open the door it's totally silent.
From what I've seen of other NAS-style devices, it's pretty much unbeatable for value since it does all the same stuff but is ultimately a real, if basic, server.