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Positive climb, gear up.

Joined April 2017
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recycling some memes
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" Haklarımız için Atatürk'e hiçbir borcumuz yok, biz söke söke aldık " diyen Jin Jiyanci kardeşlerimizi İran'dan hak almaya davet ediyoruz.
🚨İran Devleti, Kürt kadın aktivist Werişe Muradi’ye idam cezası verdi.
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İrlanda Büyükelçiliği olarak, Turkiye Cumhuriyeti'nin kurucusu Atatürk'ü ölümünün 86. yildönümünde saygiyla aniyoruz. 🇮🇪🇹🇷 As the Embassy of Ireland, we respectfully commemorate the founder of the Republic of Türkiye Atatürk on the 86th anniversary of his death.
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“Apple has lost its way” Sit down, man.
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This is why I hate LinkedIn.
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David's guitars: #5 The Cümbüş Guitar The new album, Luck and Strange, out now, at davidgilmour.lnk.to/LuckandS…
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Disrespecting the opponent and their fans vs. expressing pride in one’s nationality. €20,000 fine vs. 2 game suspension. @UEFA you are a joke. Shame on you.
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I learned a new comcept called "primitive obsession" 🤯 Had issues with it while coding but never realized its impact. 📖 It's an Insightful article and take topic from a .NET perspective but concept applies to all platforms & languages where we use domain objects.
Primitive Obsession: Using basic types (int, string) for domain ideas? Bad idea! It leads to hidden bugs and unclear code. Use Value Objects instead for type safety and domain clarity. Read more: hubs.li/Q02yrxw_0 #dotnet Check out the repo: hubs.li/Q02yrv5D0
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youGuysReallySeemToLikeTheseComicsSoHeresAnotherIShamelesslyStole reddit.com/r/programmerhumor…
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Frontend Security 😂🤭👇🏻
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#dotnet devs, which one are you? 🤣
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Whoah, cucumber too? Is it someone’s birthday?
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“why do you have a messy pile of clothes in the chair?” it’s L1 cache for fast random access to our frequently used clothes in O(1) time – at Berkeley, CA
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Real
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Microsoft when they decide to make Universal Windows Platform for universal UI building but then make MAUI instead for actual universalness (except Linux and ios obviously) but also you can use UWP XAML which is like WPF but different and WPF is like WinForms but different oh also we have this amazing new thing called WinUI which was in UWP but now its different oh wait but if you want web you gotta go with WebForms i mean Razor i mean Blazor
Microsoft when they decide to make .NET Core, .NET Framework, and .NET Standard then iterate them at the same time then stop working on them all except .NET Core but it’s not called .NET Core anymore it’s uh just .NET now but it’s still Core not Framework (even though it’s a framework it’s just not .NET Framework) or Standard or .NET MAUI which is also new and Microsoft when they decide to come out with a Windows application version of OneNote and then make an entirely different Windows app called OneNote for Windows with slightly different features than the other OneNote Windows app then decide um actually no more OneNote for Windows switch to OneNote which is also a windows application, which might say OneNote 2016 on some computers even though maybe you technically have 2019 it’s just named 2016 right now sometimes
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Ural retweeted
honey don't sit too close to the tv
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iOS is dead why would anyone wanna build native apps sure the UX is better but clearly the AppStore is the worst thing to publish on XCode is whack fees are insane anticompetitive actions left and right reviews are slow rejections without reasons unfairness time to shine, PWAs
Replying to @TimSweeneyEpic
A quick summary of glaring problems we've found so far: 1) Apple has introduced an anticompetitive new 27% tax on web purchases. Apple has never done this before, and it kills price competition. Developers can't offer digital items more cheaply on the web after paying a third-party payment processor 3-6% and paying this new 27% Apple Tax. 2) Apple dictates all aspects of these links and doesn't allow them in the app's ordinary payment flow. Rather, links must be separated out into a different section of the app, away from places where users actually buy stuff. 3) Apple requires developers to open a generic web browser session, forcing the user to log in to the developer's web site again, to make a purchase. And because of #2, users will have to search all over again for the digital item they wanted to buy. 4) Apple will front-run competing payment processors with their own "scare screen" to disadvantage them. Epic will contest Apple's bad-faith compliance plan in District Court.
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