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it's very good news for Windows power users that Scott is involved in the Windows 11 improvement effort. Microsoft is planning to ship these improvements every month throughout 2026

@migueldeicaza @WhiteHouse @grok you don’t care about war crimes, you only saying this cos you support a side

@WhiteHouse @grok Question, what’s the statute of limitation for war crimes? And is destroying civilian infrastructure for coercive purposes a war crime?

🚨 “If Iran doesn’t FULLY OPEN, WITHOUT THREAT, the Strait of Hormuz, within 48 HOURS from this exact point in time, the United States of America will hit and obliterate their various POWER PLANTS, STARTING WITH THE BIGGEST ONE FIRST…” - President DONALD J. TRUMP

lol

This is the same man who came to Chelsea three years ago with a 100-page PDF and a PowerPoint presentation outlining his style and plans for the club, but was rejected in favor of Poch. Clearlake is a big disaster.

As always, the disciplined approach feels slower and is faster.

Nobody in these xvideos look like they’re in love :/

Some developers think Tasks create threads. They don’t. In .NET, work is executed by the ThreadPool, a shared pool of worker threads reused across the entire application. Here’s the mental model that helps explain it. When a request arrives in your ASP.NET Core app: 1️⃣ The work is placed into a task queue 2️⃣ A ThreadPool worker thread picks up the task 3️⃣ The thread executes the work 4️⃣ When the task finishes, the thread returns to the pool Then it immediately picks up another task. Threads are reused constantly. That’s what makes the ThreadPool efficient. But here’s where things go wrong. If your code does blocking work, those threads can’t return to the pool. Examples: • .Result • .Wait() • synchronous database calls • blocking HTTP calls Now the thread stays stuck. Under load, this creates a chain reaction: Requests arrive ↓ Tasks enter the queue ↓ Threads are blocked ↓ The queue grows ↓ Latency spikes This is called ThreadPool starvation. Your server isn’t slow because .NET is slow. It’s slow because all worker threads are busy waiting. The key takeaway: Tasks are not threads. Threads execute tasks. And when they’re done, they go back to the ThreadPool to execute the next one. Unless you block them. Curious: What’s the most common ThreadPool killer you’ve seen in production? __ 📌 Don't miss the next newsletter issue, 20,000 engineers will read it, join them: thecodeman.net 📌 Join our Free Closed .NET Hub (1.2k members) and get access to content nobody publicly has: skool.com/thecodeman-com… ♻️ Repost to others. 📂 You can save this post for later, and you should do it. ➕ Follow me to learn #dotnet and Architecture every day.

This is Al Nassr! This is who we are! 🔥

When iterating a dictionary with C# consider deconstructing as shown below which makes code meaningful. learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/c…

i miss my life

.NET Developers

“it’s all in your head” correct! unfortunately i am also in there

is twitter down?

An incredible pitchside angle of THAT Enzo goal. 🙌🎥 #CFC | #TOTCHE

@EdinStrollersFC @AfcSandys @LeafaOfficial @scottish_aff @L1veAtTheAmmys @ScotAmFA @beeinspired hey i sent you a message earlier about wanting to join the team if you’re looking for players

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3 points, 2 goals and we keep going!

Update on LINQPad for macOS: we're now very close to a public preview! Very happy with decision to use @AvaloniaUI XPF: it’s turned out to be a powerful and productive x-platform API, and the support has been nothing short of awesome.

For answering a forum question this morning for hashing passwords in a SQLite I did a simple code sample. - Data operations, Dapper - Hashing, BCrypt.Net.BCrypt #Dotnet #dapper github.com/karenpayneoreg…

Did you know that Microsoft Visual Studio will show you errors in your JSON string if you just put a comment //lang=json? #json #csharp #dotnet