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Slightness of badge mostly intended to hold a hundred. (14)
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain
modified 28-Jun-19 4:43am.
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That's not bad! 
I'll leave answering for a few hours though ...
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You don't want the responsibility of settings next week's theme?
It's part of the reason I haven't answered yet... But also, I only have half the solution 
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I have a complete solution, and it fits very well - Oh sod it, it's Friday... 
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Which half, out of interest?
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain
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I got "Insignia" and the fact I had to remove part of it, but hadn't worked out the rest until OG posted the answer
And I assumed it was a C for hundred, just didn't get intended = fiance
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I got the "INSIGNI" and "C", then "INSIGNIFICANCE" popped up, so I worked backwards to get "FIANCE" from the remaining letters.
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Slightness
of badge INSIGNIa
mostly (Remove 'A')
intended FI ANCE
to hold (contains)
a hundred. C
INSIGNIFICANCE
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modified 28-Jun-19 4:32am.
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Ah... well done!
I failed to find a fiancé in time
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That could save you a fortune in divorce costs ... 
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I wonder if that is why weddings are so expensive... to reduce the shock of the divorce bill
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Exactamundo!
Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain
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More often than not, as soon as I click on the code file to edit, it prompts the message that the operation is taking longer than expected.
Turned off auto intellisense, restarted the computer and guess what 
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I wasn't impressed with 2017, it just had too much that was flaky when I first installed it - that's why I stuck to 2013 for so long. But ... I have to say than 2019 has (in my experience so far) been pretty good; I've had no problems.
Might be worth upgrading?
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Yeah, VS2019 is better and faster (IMO). I have it on my personal workstation and been loving it. But in the office, I need a much stronger reason than I'm annoyed for them to upgrade. 
Maybe I'm just spoiled.
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Business case: how much does it cost to upgrade? How much is your time worth in sorting out when it crashes?
If B is greater than A (and it probably is) then there is the justification.
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OriginalGriff wrote: then there is the justification
The hard part.
Why do you want the newer version when everyone else is working on the same version as you without any problems.
A is probably much higher than B. The version of a software is often collectively upgraded for everyone working on the project.
As for me, I just switched to VS code to finish my work. Hopefully, there won't much need to debug. 
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GKP1992 wrote: Hopefully, there won't much need to debug.
Debugging in Visual Studio Code[^]
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Thanks, I'll need that, looks like I am going to be using VS code for the rest of the project.
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They often don't think like that unfortunately. They would rather you struggle! 
Kevin
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hmmm, maybe this weekend I'll try it out.
client sites 13 still way plenty ample for the work (and let's face it, way easier to set up when presented a new box to work on),
but using 17 at home [where the real work is done].
was actually considering dropping home back to 13 because 17 wasn't giving me anything better (in fact hell of a lot more annoying with, for instance refactoring suggestions when I'm still only half done in a new class).
home dev all dome in vm's so rolling back/out a new machine is not an issue - way less work than uninstalling then reinstalling.
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How much memory does your PC have? Have you looked in the Task Manager to see what your memory usage is like? Are you running Resharper or any other VS extension / plugin / tool?
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Dominic Burford wrote: Have you looked in the Task Manager to see what your memory usage is like?
Yeah, tried a few things like stopping windows from collecting telemetry data, turned off "run in background" option for many apps, the memory usage rarely goes upwards of 60% but the disk usage spikes up.
No plugins.
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Hi All,
Looks like the weather will nice in the UK this weekend, I remember Glastonbury, my tent sank! It appears that this weather has caused several problems a friend who was due back yesterday will be back at some point today as his plane was cancelled from Germany(!).
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Same here. The whirlybird is checked and sparkling clean and does not know yet that it's going to spend an hour or two in the air this weekend.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
modified 28-Jun-19 5:58am.
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