aspeckt112

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by aspeckt112 2y ago
I'm a hardcore PC gamer. I have a Switch, which I play Nintendo exclusives on, but other than that there's not a console in my house. I'm telling you for a fact that almost all the people I interact with day to day RE games d
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by aspeckt112 2y ago
For the general consumer, the target market of PlayStation, 90% of the way there isn't good enough. The cheaper option is 100% of the way there as far as they're concerned.
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by aspeckt112 2y ago
Oh don’t get me wrong - I wasn’t criticising your write up. It was concise and still relevant. It’s just funny for newcomers to peel back the onion more. Writing a source generator? Target .NET standard 2.0 (not even 2.1) for a whole host o
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by aspeckt112 2y ago
Good write up that wonderfully encapsulates how stupid Microsoft’s naming is - you didn’t even mention .NET standard. I love .NET. It’s a great stack, especially for backend web apps. Blazor is a great SPA framework too. But I loathe how Mi
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by aspeckt112 2y ago
I’m a big fan of Miguel’s work. His comments have been pretty interesting. You also don’t have to read between the lines much to know how he feels about what’s happened to his tech. I assume he’s got fuck you money now though. I’m very exci
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by aspeckt112 2y ago
Based on how Xamarin performed prior to the MS acquisition, I'd guess dead. The license cost was high, and the MS acquisition came right around the time React Native and Flutter started to enter v1. I think they'd of been blown ou
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by aspeckt112 2y ago
Avalonia. The UI isn't native, is a Skia canvass with drawn controls. But it'll work on basically every OS and it's pretty good. Also, you're not writing JavaScript, so that's a win any day in my book.
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by aspeckt112 2y ago
Bingo. Bang on. I have a network of them around the house. Incredible sound quality for the price, but the setup experience was utterly terrible. Thankfully, I can just use AirPlay day-to-day, so I don't really need to deal with the so
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by aspeckt112 2y ago
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