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A .REG file to turn off the Web Search abomination (showing web results upon Win+S):
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Explorer]
"DisableSearchBoxSuggestions"=dword:00000001
#TIL, never do this:
dotnet remove package MyPackage
(rebuilds MyPackage without updating its version #)
dotnet add package --source /some-local-folder MyPackage
Turns out, an older cached version of MyPackage was being installed instead.
`nuget locals all -clear` fixes it.
Better yet, always bump the version in .nuspec, even for a quick local rebuild.
#TIL, an alternative to http://fast.com:
@bflipp I agree, but I think we are in minority here.
Looks like everyone around me is using it already to the fullest, to boost productivity and without asking many questions about the ethical aspects of that.
In my case, it's purely for learning purposes, at this stage at least. My SQL is rusty and this might be a good way to improve it, I think.
Could anyone share their experience with using #ChatGPT with MS #sqlserver? What plugins are you using?
I've found ai2sql.io and noteable.io (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fySK9h5eEx8)
Has anyone tried these or anything else?
Thanks 🙏
My take is that the community’s response to Moq would have been absolutely justified had there been actual malicious intent by an adversary.
Knowing Kzu I can attest that there was absolutely no such intent, and he has always deeply cared for the ecosystem. The value delivered by Moq is immense. We grabbed our pitchforks too soon and a civil discussion needs to be had first. He doesn’t deserve being treated like this.
Francis 🏴☠️ Gulotta
Kirill Osenkov