At the end of June, I launched a business-focused extension to my open-source project. The multi-tenant SaaS boilerplate for Laravel. The sales completely exceeded my expectations.
The first time I heard about the PineBook Pro was the spring of 2019, when Pine64 posted their may update which contained information abo...
To see just how prevalent items of personal data are being listed on the dark web, and at what price, we sent our researchers on a data-gathering mission.
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Recently I read two books I’d recommend that got me thinking about how the IT industry has changed in the last 20 years. These books are The Great Convergence and Capitalism Without Capital. …
The AirPods Pro “Rattlegate” The first generation of the AirPods was generally regarded as a perfect product. “Apple at its best!” was the universally accepted opinion. I used them for a long time. No speaker issues, no battery issues. Excited for the noise ca…
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Harvard University announced that next academic year will be 100% online. And the tuition won’t be a dime cheaper. Why does it matter? I don’t want to question the worthiness of such an investment. Yet, I can’t help but wonder if you’ll loose some of your retu…
All things which are proved to be impossible must obviously rest on some assumptions, and when one or more of these assumptions are not true then the impossibility proof fails—but the expert seldom…
A decade ago, Steve Jobs sat down at the D8 conference for an interview with Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg . What followed was a masterclas...
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Hello everyone! Hashnode has proudly launched the #2Articles1Week challenge! How exciting! To commemorate the start of this challenge, I'm dedicating this post to Hashnode and the fellow writers on this platform who are also partaking in this challen...
Matthew Leibowitz is a senior software engineer for Microsoft working on many things mobile and cross-platform. He spends most of his time creating and improving libraries and tools for everyone in the development community. One such library is SkiaSharp with …
Linus Torvalds offered up some harsh comments on one of Intel's CPU technologies.
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A new regulation will create a more fair and transparent relationship between games companies and the app stores
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In previous releases of .NET Core, I’ve blogged about the significant performance improvements that found their way into the release. For each post, from .NET Core 2.0 to .NET Core 2.1 to .NET Core 3.0, I found myself having more and more to talk about.
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Hacker claims to have stolen more than 8,200 databases from a security firm's data leak monitoring service.
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This post shows how to configure Azure Function projects so that no secrets are required in the local.settings.json or in the code. Secrets for the project are saved in the user secrets of the proj…
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During lockdown, I’ve made another effort at learning F#. This time I think I’ve had a bit more success. Processing data is something that we as developers d...
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In this short post I'll discuss a small Console helper class I've been using to make it easier and more consistent to use colors with the .NET Console command. The .NET Console support colors easily enough, but switching colors and resetting them can be a bit …
I recently had an enquiry about code in a post from 2012, and thought I'd revisit it. It's better now.
Let’s have a look at how to introduce Entity Framework Core 5 in ASP.NET Core project in .NET 5. We will start from an empty database, where we have a clean slate and can add tables the way we want.
While there are many UI libraries available today to build modern web apps, the number of programming languages that compile to JavaScript has also increased in recent years. Here is a quick take on F# and TypeScript.
In this episode, Robert is joined by Phil Japikse for part 10 of a 10 part series on Entity Framework Core. This series is a follow-up to the 5 part series that was aimed at folks new to EF Core and p
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Build, deliver, and scale container-based applications faster with Kubernetes. Learn the basics of Kubernetes, then discover how to easily deploy and manage containers at scale with Kubernetes on Azure. With the Kubernetes collection, you’ll get three e-books …
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A short tutorial post on multiple screens for laptops with touch-support and ArchLinux. Also evolved into a long rant, with an Easter egg. Background Of late, I have been attempting to move away from paper, for environmental reasons1. Years of touch typing in…
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