Samuel Phung

Join us to hear about using Blazor to manage data in SQL Server and data warehouse such as Microsoft Fabric. meetup.com/socal-microsof…

@SanDisk 1TB Extreme Portable SSD, 394MB of files take up 5.82GB size on disk with default exFAT format. With NTFS take up 444MB on disk (Windows machine). Why exFAT? Why NTFS? Pros? Cons? #ExtremePortableSSD

@gcaughey @archiecoder Like the flu, it probably will not go away for a long time and mutate as we've alreadyseen, we need to be mindful and be protected from it.

@archiecoder My thought is perhaps it really is. It’s just a matter of whether you’re going to be really sick, kind of sick, a teeny bit sick, or unaware you got it, and that mostly correlates to vaccination status.

Is it endemic yet?

@amasad @Suhail Knock offs are the key to human 's evolution. We learned from our previous generation and make improvements.

@Suhail I wonder what kind of engineer or designer can be motivated to work on knock offs like that at big companies. They must tell themselves lies to feel okay about it.

Microsoft does not hold back. A full Notion clone:

@USfleamarket @JuliaDavisNews Comparing choices with drug addicts - Wow!

@JuliaDavisNews So what about obese people taking up hospital space due to their dietary choices? Or drug addicts with OD's? You call these victims. Choices are Choices, same rules apply. Her body her choice.

Trump supporter, Fauci critic Kristy Swanson has been hospitalized after contracting COVID-19.

@VMinute Best of luck to your new journey!

Yesterday it was my last day working at Toradex. It's time for a change. But I will never forget the kind and smart people I've been working with in the past 8 years.

@csharpfritz when you love what you do, it's kind a hard to separate work from life :)

@obloch Great catch! I've been using outlook calendar for years and didn't notice this.

I just noticed a great little feature in Outlook Web (which might have been here for long, but I had not noticed before): the width of the columns in the calendar week view adjusts depending on what day it is. Today's is the largest, then tomorrow.. and yesterday is smallest

No better way to get started with IoT than this one

Get to know Microsoft Map & Geo bit.ly/3EYiGsP Join #SocalAzure and Justine Coates on 9/29 to learn all about #Microsoft #Maps

@housecor What you do and where you want to live makes huge difference. Let's say you are an US citizen, relatively good developer, able to get fairly consistent remote gigs, and like to live in places like Thailand. I think you can do it with less than 1M.

How many US dollars would it take to consider yourself financially independent / set for life / retired?

@traversymedia @levifig @traversymedia Interest to see your view about C#, ASP.NET Core, Blazor and Blazor WebAssembly

@levifig I would be interested in some recent Rails content too. I used to use it all of the time. I know people like to say "it's dead", but it's an excellent framework for rapid development

There are so many JavaScript YouTube channels. I would like to highlight some programming channels that specialize in other languages. If you have any suggestions (including your own), post it 👇

The "make everything an interface, just in case" movement is a scourge in .NET. Software developers think it is best practice and make their lives harder for no good reason. reddit.com/r/dotnet/comme…

@jeremybytes You have been one of my C# guru for years, attended and read thru just about all the key subjects you shared with the community. Love to have your views and insights about ASP.NET Core, EF Core and ADO.NET

@jeremybytes Typical non-American design. In Asia, non-commercial car owners typically don't work on cars like we do here in the US

I really like my car (2008 Honda Fit), but I would like to have a word with whoever designed the headlight access. To change the headlight bulb you have to go through the wheel well. Either (1) take off the wheel or (2) crank the wheel as far as it will go and jam your hands in.

Officially adult, mentally still minor:) Congrats and best of lucks!

@benjedwards Windows CE is an amazing and tiny. Support familiar .NET in C# & VB, with a sub 20MB OS image size.

In 1996, Microsoft released its first commercial pocket version of Windows, Windows CE. It initially powered Handheld PCs but evolved to do much more. I wrote about it for How-To Geek: howtogeek.com/703977/what-wa… Did you ever use Windows CE? What did you think?