Assembly version issues suck, but date your project. They are a thing of the past in modern .net.

I've had to fight with these a lot in our legacy framework apps. Double check your assembly redirect configs, and check the actual dll assembly version against it, it doesn't always match the package version.

Rainbow what?

Hey good on them for grabbing an app service called public-prod-api, those names need to be globally unique.

Like the font?

I'm curious why you're asking this on this platform.

Nice job picking the right post type, though.

I thought they were the original Ben Wa balls.

Maybe try linux

@whimsical I like how you had to argue with the AI to make it work.

2 pizza rule violation.

Squash. Who cares.

The first rule of life is that you will die at some point.

@jestdotty you mean insulin?

But the fad will generate one or two actually useful things, companies are just scrambling to find them cause nobody knows what they are yet.

I always turn the lane departure stuff off. I don't need it fighting me when I'm trying to go around someone pulled over or a biker/pedestrian.

...how giant we talking?

Nah he's too old, too much of a strain on public resources.

People need to stop putting errors in, that's just not helpful.

It's impressively legible. Must be a good model.

Slightly different outcome than predicted.

I normally get out of bed first, but that's just who I am.

Thank you!

Instrumental funk is one of my favs; I like stuff I can bob my head to. I also find lyrics distracting.

I never liked it. It's effective design, but it's lazy. You are interacting with a 2D screen that for the most part gives nothing but visual feedback And are making it look like something from the physical world that moves and clicks and turns under your fingers. Sure it looks like a button or knob or slider so you know how it should behave, but you are not using the medium to it's full potential.

@retoor I thought you were real.

V > Vim

No dogfooding at apple, I guess.

Wasn't that part of coming up with their own portal tech?

Well which one is it? Do we see it for what it is or do we remember who made it?

The last tech book I bought was about 16 years ago for college.

You can also do it with a reducer that assembles your global application state from its parts.

Is that that notetaking app?