A Microsoft branded browser that isn't garbage. What is the world coming to?

matigo.ca.

It suddenly hit me that this is the first time in over two decades that I am working on code in an editor not called VIM.

This is information I could have used a year or so ago.

matigo.ca.

Probably not. I could sure use some decompression though.

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matigo.ca.

We could go on strike. Just a thought.

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sumudu.me.

Getting reacquainted with GitHub again. Normally do everything on a couple of servers I run via ssh but decided a change of pace was in order.

When did this become an issue? I don't recall the one on my Air ever doing that.

matigo.ca.

They've seemed to have picked up the pace considerably. I'm not used to a Microsoft that moves this quickly.

Oh and 5.0 is already considered a interim release. One year is supposed to be it's lifespan. Another thing that took me off guard.

My brain just screams "Code!" until I am awake.

matigo.ca.

Built and published a small .NET Core app under Ubuntu that was running on the Windows Subsystem for Linux. Executable ran flawlessly on a RHEL 7 machine that didn't have .NET installed at all. I guess the self-contained and trimmed project builds work. The win-x64 target ran on a XP VM.

Not too shabby. Too bad the cross-platform GUI stuff won't happen until MAUI is done (sometime around .NET6). .NET 5.0 will be released tomorrow so that'll be another year at least.