Maoni0/mem-doc This is a document to help with .NET memory analysis and diagnostics. - Maoni0/mem-doc
Scaling SignalR Core Web Applications With Kubernetes Signal R with ASP.Net core is an open source library providing real time communications between the client and the server. With just a…
Spreadsheets, smoke, and leases This is an installment of my semi-regular Patch Notes – a braindump of things I’m leaning, building, or thinking about. Subscribe here. In this release: I’m moving to San Diego! housing & lease agreements spreadsheets are hard and software is trash I...
Clipboard API for browsers is inconsistent Clipboard API for browsers is inconsistent and modifies your images.
Good students find questions, not answers It is often believed that learning is a simple matter of collecting answers and replies. I suspect that “learn mechanistically how to answer the questions” is a great way for weak students to pass courses, and for smart students to ace courses. However, ...
Why Masks Work Better Than You Think: An Interactive Essay Even partly-effective masks can stop the spread of COVID-19, so long as enough people wear them.
How to Consume Information - Daniel Adeyemi If there are guidelines on how to consume food for our bodies, what about for our minds?
Have I Been Pwned Report This is a simple automation story built using Tines to check the Have I Been Pwned API for a list of email addresses and generate a report. For more information on how to automate this process, check out our blog https://www.tines.io/blog/breaches-are-in...
Why I dropped out of college The experiences, situations, and thoughts that led me to choose a new path.
After-the-fact warnings In my line of work, we talk a lot about security warning design and effectiveness. Usually, the task of a warning is to prevent a user from doing something dangerous, such as accepting an invalid certificate or installing malware. There’s another class of...
Gem Island • Nicholas Pilkington Are you fresh off the back of the long weekend and looking to sink your teeth into some combinatorics and induction? Great then you’ve come to the right place so pull your discrete mathematician stocking over your head and let’s get started.... | Nicholas...
Is there any place for monoliths in 2020? - Francisco J. Revoredo For more than 5 years, we are in the age of microservices. We've seen countless discussions about microservices vs monoliths. We all remember the epic talks of engineers and CTOs from Netflix, Spotify and others big players.
The Two Risks of Investing - Jonathan Liu Investors must thread the needle between two risks - the risk of actual loss and the risk of opportunity loss. Even the best occasionally fail.
For the Future of Work, Look to Gaming In 2002, my mom started a new job in finance. One day, I visited her office. As part of the grand tour, she showed me her Lotus Notes setup on her PC, and explained that she received around 400 emails a day. This baffled my eleven year old mind: “why don’...
Using Logrotate to manage logs – Mohit Khare Learn how to use logrotate system utility to manage logs with example
Non-POSIX file systems - weinholt.se Operating systems and file systems have traditionally been developed hand in hand. They impose mutual constraints on each other. Today we have two major leaders in file system semantics: Windows and POSIX. They are very close to each other when compared t...
That time I needed money… – Dave Gooden This story just popped in my head and I thought some other people might find it interesting. I can’t remember the exact year, but it’s safe to say it was about 15 years ago.
Announcing a new way to paste URLs, Link format! Recently, we wanted to dig into how users feel about copying and pasting a URL from their browser. We looked to understand what they do when they copy and paste URLs, as well as the pain points they experience. What did we find? We found that one has to...
State of Cybersecurity Industry Exposure at Dark Web 97% of the leading cybersecurity companies have had their data exposed on the Dark Web in 2020, with over 160,000 high or critical incidents that may jeopardize their clients.
loic-sharma/BaGet A lightweight NuGet and symbol server. Contribute to loic-sharma/BaGet development by creating an account on GitHub.
Vitamin D, part 3 - The Evidence A review of the best trials on Vitamin D. Results have been disappointing.
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Home - History of .NET Back in 2017, there was a party celebrating the 15th anniversary of .NET shipping. I had the opportunity to do some short interviews with folks at the party that were part of .NET way back at the beginning. You can ...
Study: “LinkedIn is Basically a Money Pit” Because of Ad Fraud LinkedIn Ads are awash in mistaken clicks and bot traffic that make the platform's value extremely dubious, according to a new study from RMG.
GDPR Violation: ScribD acquires PII on 500M users in a deal with LinkedIn TL;DR: If you have a LinkedIn account, you were signed up to SlideShare automatically without your knowledge or consent. Your account including all your personal information will be sold to ScribD …
Configuring resources with YAML manifests: Deploying ASP.NET Core applications to Kubernetes - Part 2 In this post I walk through the configuration manifests for the main resources app developers should understand when deploying to Kubernetes.
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Dhghomon/programming_at_40 Contribute to Dhghomon/programming_at_40 development by creating an account on GitHub.
.NET Microservices with Steeltoe Steeltoe is an open source framework for .NET that provides libraries to build cloud-native and microservice applications. In this episode, Cecil chats with David and Hananiel from the Steeltoe project to learn about the various scenarios that it enables...
Azure DevOps Podcast: Derek Comartin on Migrating to .NET Core - Episode 104 This week on the podcast, Jeffrey Palermo is virtually sitting down with Derek Comartin to discuss migrating to .NET Core! Derek Comartin is a software developer with two decades of professional software development experience. He has written softw...
Your Man in the Public Gallery: the Assange Hearing Day 6 - Craig Murray I went to the Old Bailey today expecting to be awed by the majesty of the law, and left revolted by the sordid administration of injustice. There is a romance which attaches to the Old Bailey. The name of course means fortified enclosure and it occupies a...
Why I Link to WayBackMachine Instead of Original Site When linking to a page for the purpose of reference, it seems better to me to link to the archive of a given page, rather than to the original site itself. This ensures that after some years have gone by, my article is guaranteed to be consistent. Due the...
How is it possible to jam a virtual card reader? | The Old New Thing Back in the day, I supported a time-sharing system known as VM/CMS. Each user signed into the system got their own virtual machine, with virtual hardware devices, a virtual card reader, a virtual card punch, and a virtual printer. Okay great,
Create React App vs Next.js vs Gatsby There are lots of options when building React applications so where do you start? Create React App is probably the most common starting point, but have you looked at Next.js and Gatsby? They are two frameworks built on top of React that bring features lik...
BashPitfalls - Greg's Wiki This page is a compilation of common mistakes made by bash users. Each example is flawed in some way.
Update noda time plugin to support bcl types by forwarding these to the existing bcl type handlers. by davidroth · Pull Request #3124 · npgsql/npgsql This is a fix so that noda types can co-exist with bcl types until clean support for multiple type handlers will be implemented. See issue #2439 for details.
AVIF has landed AVIF is the first browser image format we've had in 10 years. Let's see how it performs…
Migration of Arbitrage from Windows to Mesos It all started in 2019… Here is our last post in the mini-series!
The US Army Spent Millions Developing Giant, Six-Legged Walking Trucks in the 1980s Decades before Boston Dynamics gave us the robodog, the Army was already thinking bigger.
How to speed up the Rust compiler one last time – Nicholas Nethercote Due to recent changes at Mozilla my time working on the Rust compiler is drawing to a close. I am still at Mozilla, but I will be focusing on Firefox work for the foreseeable future.
Inaugural Melb.NET virtual meetup Tue, 8 Sep 2020, 6:30 pm: The Melb.Net community is inviting you to a virtual online .Net & technology dinner - fun with .Net in lockdownWe will be serving:Appetizer - How to write a football twitter
Eftel Group - Telecommunication Infrastructure for Corporate, Wholesale, Government & Residential Sectors Eftel is part of the M2 Group of telecommunications companies and is a market leading provider of a complete range of telecommunication infrastructure for the Corporate, Wholesale, Government and Residential sectors. .
Pair programming with JetBrains IDEs Today we are launching plugins for all the JetBrains IDEs that allows you to do pair programming with people using other IDEs (like VSCode or any other).
Learn Docker in one month - on YouTube! Your guide to week 1 Learn the core topics of Docker in 5 hour-long epsiodes on YouTube, following chapters of the book Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches.
ASP.NET Core Configuration - Options Validation - Code Maze In this article, we're going to learn the importance of options validation and a few ways to implement it in our ASP.NET Core applications.
Auto generated WebAPI client library with NSwag How to configure dotnet core solutions to automatically generate client packages for WebAPI projects
Assembly Versioning and DLL Hell in C# .NET: Problems and Solutions - Michael's Coding Spot In this article, we'll talk about what exactly is DLL Hell, how these kinds of problems can occur, and the best ways to dealing with them.
Using a Dapper Base Repository in C# to Improve Readability Let's implement a base Dapper class in C# to make our Repositories more readable!
Dataflow Analysis of Integral Values – .NET Tools Blog | JetBrains Today we are introducing a new type of dataflow code analysis in ReSharper and Rider. We’ve gathered some statistics (by exploring the IL metadata of a large number of NuGet.org packages with an OSS l
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sinshu/managed-doom A Doom port written in C Sharp. Contribute to sinshu/managed-doom development by creating an account on GitHub.