davidfowl 
I'm feeling like I need to write a mastodon clone (or something like it) in ASP.NET Core and self-host it.
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Gus Perez
@gusper
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Director of Engineering at #Microsoft on #VisualStudio; http://guitartube.org; guitar, music, woodworking, tech.
Wrote a little scraping code to generate a list of songs I've transcribed and shared on Ultimate Guitar. https://gusperez.com/music/
Daughter came to me with her laptop saying printing doesn't work. That led me to discover several things not working on our network, but all curiously somewhat available. Not a fan of the seemingly random home network problems that seem to happen on a six-month-ish cadence.
@MarkWT Mark! Great to see you here too!
Coincidentally, have a question for you. Is there a way to get #IntelliCode to do its thing *again* when I've done something to move on past what it last suggested?
Deborah Pickett (inactive)The custom is:
• Reply to the toot, remove any @, set to global.
• Set appropriate CW on your toot.
• Mention in your toot to see the one you’re replying to 👆🏻; Mastodon will thread it.
• Send toot
• Boost your own toot.
Like I’ve just done here.
Woah! Almost missed that #Soen is coming to Seattle in a few weeks! Very excited! https://www.ticketweb.com/event/soen-oceans-of-slumber-the-crocodile-tickets/12388235
@olegtk welcome, Oleg!
Here's how I set up overnight automatic updates for #VisualStudio: https://gusperez.com/blog/2022-11-19_automatically-updating-visual-studio-overnight/
Automatically updating Visual Studio overnight
A while back I ran across the dotnet-vs project by Kzu. It’s a super handy set of tools for VS from the CLI. I noticed it had an update command which led me to immediately see if I can have use it to automatically update Visual Studio overnight. Here’s how I set it up: Install dotnet-vs using the following command on the terminal: dotnet tool update -g dotnet-vs Open up Task Scheduler and create a new Task.
A few weeks ago, I'd decided to start writing an iOS app to help me never forget some simple tasks. Basically, something that would nag the hell out of me until I confirm I did the thing. Got my Mac up to date (it had been a while) and it occurred to me I should look at existing apps first (while Xcode got set up). Ran across the Due app which looked very promising. Been using it since and it's absolutely everything I wanted and more. So simple but super useful. https://www.dueapp.com/
Paul Haddad 
Bootstrapping stuff is fun!