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I wish I could get a "C# 7 Delta" book. A book that just explains the differences between 6 and 7.
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
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was about to buy it when looking at the cover, I seemed to recognize ... yes, I have C# 5.0 and the .NET 4.5 Framework. So, I think I'll start with that book....
Charlie Gilley
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“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” BF, 1759
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Quote: yes, I have C# 5.0 and the .NET 4.5 Framework
You had a great book all the time and did not read it? That sounds sooo familiar. I often do the same. 
Get me coffee and no one gets hurt!
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I've gone through this problem since I created C'YaPass which makes it so you never have to memorize a password again -- yet it doesn't store passwords anywhere. Figure that one out. 
Anyways, many sites do not allow long passwords (one gov't student loan web site only allows 16 -- numerous others also).
Many sites require special chars, but my app (runs on Android, iOS, Windows and you can try the web app at: C'YaPass: Forget All Your Passwords | WebApp[^] ) creates 64 character random SHA256 hashes which become your actual password.
Anyways, sites that require things are just stupid for the most part because they do it without actually thinking about what they are really doing.
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He has a point - there's something like 10 trillion (its a lot anyway) fewer combinations of numbers and letters if you force 8 characters and one of them must be a capital!
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Hi all,
Working with windows 10 for some time now and I'm more than happy with it.
I can see three problems at least in my installation:
1. Cursor looks too small in office 2016 applications (Word, Excel...) in all the other places it looks normal.
2. When I press the windows key the menu opens always at the first display no matter which display I'm working at the moment... I would love having the menu open in the current display (where the mouse or focus is).
3. Edge doesn't allow me to add more "top sites".
Anyone knows how to solve any of those issues? (please without the fun part of recommending using Linux neither installing a proper browser).
Thank you all!
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Just 3 annoyances?
FanBoi.
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I read your subject as "I am using Windows 10 and Windows 3 and there are annoyances."
Geez, what could be annoying in Windows 3?
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1) Install Libreoffice.
2) As far as I know, you can't change this. I like it doing that, it provides a consistent location to "look for".
3) is easy: install Chrome. (This isn't "install a proper browser" because I'm yet to be convinced that Edge is a browser).
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Joan M wrote: 2. When I press the windows key the menu opens always at the first display no matter which display I'm working at the moment... I would love having the menu open in the current display (where the mouse or focus is).
Regarding that one, I don't know if it's because I installed Classic Start Menu, but it doesn't occur for me - the Windows key opens on whatever monitor has the currently focused app, as well on the monitor on which I click the Windows icon.
Marc
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Artificial intelligence is the only remedy for natural stupidity. - CDP1802
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do math I can
Sin tack
the any key okay
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One of the clients, an automobile dealer, in his app wants a "cool" feature. The App is basically about providing information on the vehicle, owner, insurance dates , all info/documents . Anything related to the owner/vehicle.
Funny thing is they ask for a Flash light button on the main screen, so that people can use it when they open the boot or hood of the car. How insane. irrelevant. futile. funny! We are doing it.
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Have you considered integrating Google Maps into the app so you can find your way while you're driving.
A feature that shows cool events near you is also a must have so you know where to drive to.
And you definitely need a messaging function so you can let your friends know you've arrived.
And you need some web shop feature, like eBay, in case you want to sell your car and/or buy a new one!
Don't forget to integrate the camera so you can take pictures of your car within the app.
Does the app already have a name? "The One App", "The App Above All" and "GOD" (Get Off-your-ass-and Drive) come to mind
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Now, what do you guys know about getting of the ass and driving, having license plates in warning colors and always towing around your homes.
I hope not to see a single yellow black license plate when I get on the road in a few minutes and enjoy driving with the pedal to the metal.
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This is Javascript. If you put big wheels and a racing stripe on a golf cart, it's still a f***ing golf cart.
"I don't know, extraterrestrial?"
"You mean like from space?"
"No, from Canada."
If software development were a circus, we would all be the clowns.
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CDP1802 wrote: I hope not to see a single yellow black license plate when I get on the road in a few minutes
I hope so too.
I don't enjoy driving and I enjoy it even less with other people on the road 
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Hell is other people.
-- Jean-Paul Sartre
If you have an important point to make, don't try to be subtle or clever. Use a pile driver. Hit the point once. Then come back and hit it again. Then hit it a third time - a tremendous whack.
--Winston Churchill
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May be they'd want the App to 3d print a metal Jack if they need to change the tire. Just in case..
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Great plan! This app is getting together
By the way, don't mention any of this to your manager or client, they will not understand the sarcasm and order you to actually build it 
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As a senior citizen, I have a nap for that too.
Arguing with a woman is like reading the Software License Agreement. In the end, you ignore everything and click "I agree".
Anonymous
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zzzzzz.... What? Huh? Did I miss something...? Good! zzzzzzzz...
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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Hi,
We all know those screws with no Star, Slot, Philips op Posidrive self tapping screws. Star(Torque) and Hex Drives with a pip in the centre to stop me inserting a standard tool to undo the screw. The question is 'Why' manufacturers go to this length.
I am talkin about small domestic appliances, for instance Irons and Toasters.
It has been mentioned that they try to protect a patent inside. Well, if I was after discovering an important patent, I would go to the Patents Office, and request the Patent Documentation. Moreover, if I indeed wanted to look inside to see how it works, a hacksaw and an angle grinder would in most if not all cases give me access to the innards.
Another reason that has been mentioned is 'Consumer Safety' That comes into play were voltages seriously higher than 240/380 Volt come into play. Historically, a Colour CRT had a voltage applied in the range of around 40kV. Never seen tamper proof screws used in these scenario's. Another app is the Power Supply in a Microwave Oven, which uses a Voltage Multiplier Stack to generate voltages between 4 and 16 kV. Never found any security screws there either.
A Further reason stated was: 'No User Serviceable Parts Inside', in other words, This is Our Area, Don't Go There.
That is the most annoying one. I do not rent the appliance, I Bought it, and I own it. It is for me to do with as I wish, modify it as I wish, and accepting that as soon as I open or modify it, that I am out on my own, and that factory guarantees are null and void.
All in all, I do not accept that I should be locked out of an appliance I have bought, by tamperproof screws.
Running a Laundrette for 20 years, Irons fail, mostly because of a temperature over run, and the thermal fuse failing. A Steam Generator Iron? All works on 220/240 Volt. Nothing of extreme danger there. Fit a New Thermal Fuse and the item will work again. By fitting tamper proof screws, the manufacturer makes such repair difficult, if not impossible.
We get on average a Year out of an Iron by repairing. On average each Iron needs 3 repairs in it's one year life, before it is written off and dismantled for spares. Tamperproof Screws work against the motto of 'Repair, Re-Use, Re-Cycle'
Bram van Kampen
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