Lachlan Barclay

Saw @LachlanMorton from @EFprocycling in the wild! He was planning to go through Wagga but ended up diverting around instead and was heading to Gundagai!! Managed to find him on the hwy, pulled over and yelled encouragement at him as he went by, and took this awesome photo!

@nuget Could you add this feature? github.com/NuGet/Home/iss…

How could we make managing NuGet packages in .NET easier? What works well, and what could be better?

@beansaladpod This episode was an absolute classic, so many burst-out-laughing moments! Thanks for all your work!

The Chuck Norris of podcasts: podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/thr…

@mkristensen Shift F12. Use it constantly.

Weekend question: What's your favorite Visual Studio feature?

@david_whitney Aha, mostly too heavy for me, I like happy people singing loud songs with lots of widdly bits :) agree though that Devin is a musical genius!

@rocklan All time? Nine Inch Nails, Katatonia, Tool, Devin Townsend, Leprous, VOLA, The Smashing Pumpkins, Meshuggah, Textures, Ihsahn, Bloodbath, The Ocean, anything on Palaegic Records, technical death metal, OG djent (Tesseract, Periphery..), Alice In Chains, The Cure, A Perfect Circle

@david_whitney I'd love to hear some favourite bands of yours or just what you've been listening to lately.

@basarat Add Reaper to the list to check out.

What’s your favourite daw? I’m considering (in order): FL Studio AbletonLive Logic Pro

@andrey_akinshin @SitnikAdam Great post! Thanks muchly.

Blogged: Performance stability of GitHub Actions aakinshin.net/posts/github-a…

@glav Yeah man! Great job!

26 year wedding anniversary today. 35 years together. Suck it divorce statistics.

@ladycariad Okonomiaki , best call ever!! Had it japan and it blew my mind, oh man I want one soooooooo bad now.

@benpartridge the "robotic digestive tract talk" jingle had me killing myself laughing. Great job.

@evolvable It's baaaaaaaad. Literally.

@davkean Ok no problems. Thanks for being so responsive!

@rocklan No, you can't turn it off. There is no opt-out, other than moving them over to SDK-based projects.

So Visual Studio keeps on changing our ProjectReference lines in our csproj files to be in a different format, one that includes a guid and a name. It seems unnecessary - the other format seems to work ok. It's blowing out our PR's. Can we turn it off @davkean ? Or is it needed?

@davkean Yes they are all .NET Framework. But can I turn it off? I guess not.

@rocklan Ignoring the references, I'm just referring to the project itself that is being touched - is that affecting both .NET Framework and .NET Standard? .NET Framework is expected, .NET Standard is unexpected.

@davkean Some are .Net Standard 2.0. Some are .NET Framework 4.7.

@rocklan The project getting "fixed up" are targeting what?

@davkean It's a combination of .NET Framework, .NET Standard and .NET 6. Are you saying VS will do it if the project's referenced are class libraries? (Is there a way to turn it off? Manually fixing them all back in a pain but something we want to do to keep them consistent)

@rocklan This is .NET Framework-based projects? If so expected, it wants Name/Guid on the reference. I only removed that requirement in SDK-based projects.

@paulchowdhry I legitimately aughed. #goodjoke #itwillallwayswork

@AndyDowling Lol. True.

Who has two thumbs and spent hours writing code to handle linux timezone names, and then found out it's natively supported in .NET 6 and everything just magically works and needs zero changes? 👍 this guy 👍