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Google will block your API/site right away

Maybe because they are expensive to breed and keep them alive. Not an expert to say if they are worth or not. Nature wants them out but human wants to keep them.

tui.editor is another excellent choice, for me was the best one since the handles Markdown as a source for writing out the content. Take a lot a it!

Any recommended library for .NET to extract text by coordinates?

I hope AMD doesn't slow down on the performance side with their 3rd generation of Zen.

I want to get a new laptop next year and I hope it comes with a good mobile Ryzen processor with Thunderbolt support.

I would gladly pay a monthly payment to have this type of feature on my Google searches and more stuff.

> mediocre at best.

care to elaborate?

Early adopters are the reason bugs are reported :)

VS 2019 has been integrating lots of new refactorings that were only on R#. It appears that they are more and more between small releases.

I'm happy to never need to use R# anymore.

Any preview?

That's why I've been saying that there should be a tag for GLOBAL_REMOTE which means/infers is up to you go to the office or not, and you can be anywhere in the world (like Gitlab)

With .NET 5, Windows to Linux migrations are going to become faster.

Do you have a good guide to setup a nice VPN server?

While I really like Flutter, there should be alternatives for everyone, and that includes people who doesn't like Flutter.

Apparently your bitter comment brought you here by some interest, either to love it or hate it, but you were interested.

What's the point you are trying to achieve with that negativity?

Writing non existing tooling around some tools is almost positive as they can pave the journey to other and better tooling.

Also, I doubt you are paying a cent to those developers to justify your complaints about it.

I would like to read your elaborate opinion of why there's no use-cases for it.

what's your use case to display a large number of elements in the same page? Curious.

It amazes me how there can be a small digit number of people that always will be complaining for something that is truly remarcable well done.

React Native has a JavaScript layer that hurts performance and it is not truly native as they say. Just do a reach on flutter vs react native and you'll see better explanations and comparisons.

>To be clear, this isn't a knock against Mexican or Indian people. But the people working in these accenture buildings are literally writing code using windows notepad, in un-airconditioned rooms, and fired if they don't deliver on time.

I just stopped reading after this. You are full of yourself.

I had the chance to work with a team in Accenture Mexico, and they offices are nothing but great, just look at the pictures:

https://foursquare.com/v/accenture/4cc081f11c6c6dcb00d8755e

Your entire comment is just a bunch of lies, not sure what you are trying to accomplish.

I'm not defending Accenture over this lawsuit, but it seems that you bring so much hate with that comment.

I second this, Azure Table Storage is an amazing product, but would be a more powerful one if they enable indexing on all columns and also any automatic backup options, which are only available on CosmosDB Table, which makes me thing that Azure wants to push me to use CosmosDB if I want those features, since they don't have a roadmap for this for the Azure Table Storage.

for my tastes, sconfig is the opposite of human readable. IMO, JSON is good enough for the average cases of configuration files.

Why would trust them? honest question. VSCode is more transparent as any other open source project it can be, yet people still have that Microsoft stigma for years ago. To me is just blatant paranoia.

I would not trust an installer from a third party without knowing what was really changed, that's scary as hell if you ask me. Just look at the bootstrap 4 backdoor that was introduced but luckily was caught.

I think you missed the /s in your comment.

I bet the majority of programmers don't write perfect code like you. But hey, no one is forcing you to use Typescript or any other library that requires you to stop using vanilla JavaScript or makes something so over complicated for you.

It is just like the CLI vs GUI thing, people want choices.

Chart library for JavaScript that is:

- Well documented

- Dev friendly

- High performant

- Framework-agnostic

- Written in modern JavaScript and well architected so it can be tree-shaked and prevent a huge bundle size

- TypeScript support

- Well priced

- Open source

The only decent one that I could find is https://github.com/amcharts/amcharts4 but is lacking from good tree-shaking support and performance

Is there any plans to open data-centers in the South of the US? (Texas specifically), we want to consider DO but the high latency from the current ones is not an option.

At my company, we are pretty happy with Boards, Repos and Pipelines.

One thing that needs to be improved so badly is their Test Plans section, not so fan for their way to setup agents for Load Testing.