C# doesn’t have a big spotlight on it like Rust or Python, but it is a popular and very unhated language. It’s a good language that is regularly improving and has phenomenal documentation. Seriously, I’ve not gone to Stack Overflow for anything C# (outside of third-party libraries) for years; Microsoft’s documentation gives me everything I need.

Honest questions:

What’s the difference in water usage between nuclear and, Germany’s favored energy source, coal?

Hope much is drought a concern for Europe?

Why shouldn’t I forget F#? Everyone else does. :')

Rider is for C# development.

I thought it was a meme and that the title was its caption. Lmao

Just sat there thinking, “I don’t get it.”

There are better pillows out there, friend

Is Google’s RCS open? Last I heard, it was still limited to Google Messages, but it’s been a long time since I’ve paid attention.

My usual experience with hotel ACs is generally the opposite — them pouring in almost frigid air.

What’s China’s version of falling out of windows?

I’ve been surprised that some western countries have laws like this. A French woman has also been fined for insulting Macron.

My boss is a DB dev and requires that all our database transactions go through stored procedures. Oh, and those stored procedures contain all our business logic.

The fuck is a “male” plant ovary?

I don’t need complete agency and freedom to enjoy a game. I don’t play games like Red Dead Redemption and The Last of Us expecting to create my own story; I play them to be immersed in a beautifully written and preformed narrative.

Indeed. I started regularly flossing a few months ago, and it didn’t take long before it stopped hurting.

There is a feeling of loyalty. Sync was a mainstay on my phone for close to a decade.

Apollo was big in the headlines because its developer was the most vocal about the API changes.

As for why people used third-party apps, it’s mostly a preference thing. Something to note is that reddit didn’t always have an official app. Everyone using reddit before 2016 had to use a third-party app if they wanted to use reddit on their phone. A lot of the apps we watched get shut down, especially the ones on android (RiF, Sync, BaconReader, etc) have been around for a long time, and had loyal user bases.

Apollo was younger than the official app, but it was likely favored by those who had used Alien Blue (a very popular third-party app for iOS that was bought by Reddit and turned into the official app)

I’m gonna be honest. I don’t see anything wrong with this. I know the majority of us are just coming off some corporate bullshit from reddit, but I don’t think it’s wrong to not let your very expensive to maintain service be used for free without ads.

I promise that I’m not trying to suck a billionaire’s cock when I say that I marvel in awe at YouTube’s ability to input and output such astronomical amount of data at any given time, without any complaints.

Connect is working perfectly well for me, but I feel such loyalty towards Sync after using it for so many years. I can’t wait to use it again.

You can view and comment in other instances (notice that my account is from programming.dev).

If you’re on desktop, you can see the equivalent of /r/all by viewing “all” on your instance. To view a community on another instance, you use the url: {domain of your instance}/c/{community name}@{domain of the instance of that community}

For example, I’m here and commenting with the url: programming.dev/c/main@sh.itjust.works