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the only caveat is it exploits a really nice path based access scheme that TMDb's API exposes. If yours doesn't you'll have complicate the code some.
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The architecture in itself is interesting, so I don't mind if this may not be a ready-to-use library. I'll mess with it if I need 
"Five fruits and vegetables a day? What a joke!
Personally, after the third watermelon, I'm full."
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totally, the whole point was to show you how to do it for your own stuff. Most people probably don't need a TMDb wrapper, but it illustrates a concept, and rather than a library, since every service is kind of one off, it's best just to treat it as a technique.
When I was growin' up, I was the smartest kid I knew. Maybe that was just because I didn't know that many kids. All I know is now I feel the opposite.
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honey the codewitch wrote: (plugging it because Foragar (sp?) was interested in it)
«One day it will have to be officially admitted that what we have christened reality is an even greater illusion than the world of dreams.» Salvador Dali
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honey the codewitch wrote: Who was it that said "I hate writing, but love having written?"
Dorothy Parker
She said a lot of cool things. “I’d rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobotomy.”
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Quote: (plugging it because Foragar (sp?) was interested in it)
Thanks.
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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Let me know if you have any questions. Or find any nasty bugs. I sometimes am terrible at explaining things, but i'm eager to please so i'm happy to offer my help if it's needed.
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Posting this in the hopes it prevents others from having the same issues and frustrations.
Having been following the .NET Core progress, and regularly upgrading previews, my list of installed SDKs had bloomed to a couple dozen or so. Read the docs and followed the instructions to remove the old SDKs using the standard App uninstall process.
After trimming it down to the recommended versions, plus preview 9 of .NET 3.0, I found that VS2019 Preview would not load SDk projects, reporting that it could not find the required SDK. Additionally, the dotnet command no longer worked.
Tried re-installing SDKs and VS2019 Preview, to no avail.
Applying some Google-Fu, I found that the path for the dotnet tools and SDKs had been removed from the PATH. Adding C:\Program Files\dotnet\ to the PATH fixed everything.
"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like a banana."
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Thanks for the tip, we had an issue recently installing a new SDK version on our builder, might be related to this.
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This is why I don't install pre-releases with microsoft products. Their pre-release setups get broken eventually and your updates hose your system for future installs.
Best to wait for release, or install prerelease on a VM
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honey the codewitch wrote: Best to wait for release,
see your release and rise to service pack 1  
M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
Rating helpful answers is nice, but saying thanks can be even nicer.
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Oh man, I hear that.
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SP1 is the equivelant of RTM in a company that does testing... 
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What's funny is i've seen microsoft test, and by any account they do a better job of it than a lot of software houses out there. full regression testing and code coverage. It's crazy, they have rooms full of people just writing tests.
But still, it is what it is. =/
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It's big. That's why.
You simply can't make tests covering all situations.
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Oh yeah, i agree.
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I'm trying to draw a (very rough) guess at a new "lid" for my Sous Vide*
I've drawn a rectangle for the "indent" into the chamber and am rounding the corners to the right radius. And two of them are perfect! But the other two won't work - I just get an error message about corners not touching. An hour later, and I work it out: I'm selecting the corners in the wrong direction - you have to select them in the right direction: top left to bottom right, regardless of which corner it is. I've been selecting the left had pair TL-BR but the right hand pair BR-TL and for some reason that confuses it.
I hate other people's software, sometimes.
This is going to take a while, I think ... and this is just the "solid" version, not the "2mm thick with diagonal bracing" version I might want to print.
* I multi-purposed my deep fryer as I don't deep fry much, and it's quick to convert back. So it;'s a big metal insulated pot, and I added at 1/2 gastronorm perspex lid with a hole cut for the temperature controller - but it doesn't fit right, and I'd like to make a better one, with internal insulation. The possible 3D printer does up to 21x21x20cm, so I'd have to make it in four sections (or more accurately, eight - four bottom, four top so I can insulate the interior) but ...
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modified 7-Sep-19 12:02pm.
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I use TurboCAD and it's taken me forever to get beyond the square box with rounded corner stage.
Technician
1. A person that fixes stuff you can't.
2. One who does precision guesswork based on unreliable data provided by those of questionable knowledge.
JaxCoder.com
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Fusion 360 - it's free for hobbyists / startups and it's certainly fully featured.
Just wish the official tutorials were better.
It comes recommended by ThisOldTony, if you've seen any of his YouTube channel.
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got a new samsung/android to replace my 3 year old samsung/android
- a little bit bigger (apparently twice the resolution)
- got 3 cameras!!! the old one only had 2
... that's 50% more camera for my half dozen or so pics per year!!
- got more memory
- got more battery (slightly)
- got more ... zzzzz
does everything the old one did ... some messages, calls [that I occasionally answer]. google maps, bike ride tracking, and, and, ummm, no I think that's it.
can't complain, free (as was the old one), well apart from wasting time to transfer my old info over
oh but yeah!!!
it's got the usb type c plug instead of the mini (micro?) usb
... so now I need another wire hanging around to charge it up (still need the old usb for some other items)
actual net gain: another charging cable I'll probably misplace sometime soon and have to order extra from fleabay. yay!
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You can buy USB-C(M) to USB-B(F) connectors on FleaBay - they are about 25mm long, and would fit on your existing cable(s). Not expensive either - I bought some recently by mistake (I wanted USB-C(F) to USB-A(M)) and they were £3 for five.
Don't ask. Just don't. 
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OriginalGriff wrote: and they were £3 for five.
how many do you still have?
(gotta love the old n for $x marketing ploy when you really only need/can use one.)
hmmm, I'll use this one, and put the other 4 in a safe place.
either:
- lost (only found about a year after they become redundant while looking for something else)
or/and
- given today's chinesium production quality rot, leaving behind a toxic sticky mess (regardless climate.)
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All five. Wrong bits ...
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Quote: (gotta love the old n for $x marketing ploy when you really only need/can use one.)
I just avoided buying four black toner cartridges for my old HP Colorjet. They worked out to be 25% cheaper each than if I bought just one. I bought just one.
I have had the printer for about eight years now and have just now needed to get a new black cartridge - extending this level of usage (and it's getting lower each year) means I avoided buying enough black toner for 32 years instead of only 8 years and saved spending almost three times as much for the privilege!
Eventually I might need to replace the other three colour cartridges - but not any time soon.
- I would love to change the world, but they won’t give me the source code.
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very wise
8 years down the road had you even found [that really safe place] where the other 3 were kept chances are some insects or vermin would have moved in, and the plastics disintegrated too. (including the wrapping leaving a rock solid toner mountain and permanent stains below)
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