Ayo @github.com so i now have to pay for my own compute power? What the hell?

Added support to DotNet 10 to my 2 #blazor libraries. Fuck it's fast.

Quello che accade quando si vendono promesse di miglioramento

Does someone ever had this issue? I have a #blazor server app EntraID OIDC, and is deployed through container apps (i can't change this, it's for a customer) How do i manage containerization with horizontal scaling? I can't find anything. Customer may accept single pod with more resources, maybe

Considering, after beying really happy with my framework 13 laptop, to buy the new fairphone. Curious about the experience. Bad or good feedbacks accepted

Really into #syncthing lately. For common files share, it has been a bliss for local share. I don't fully understand how to configure the use of local network AND a specific relay in the gui (yes, terminal exists, but i run it also on my phone)

My #blazor dropzone component has now support for multiple files Check it out at www.nuget.org/packages/Sup... Try it here: nikpiermafrost.github.io/SuperSimpleB...

www.nuget.org/packages/Sup... I overcomplicated stuff in the first version, but it's ok now. Starting to implement multiple support is WAY easier now

The moment i realized the absolute garbage of code i wrote. Should have RTFM

Well i did it. Dropzone component for Blazor. www.nuget.org/packages/Sup...

Ok so the blazor dropzone component is done on the concept. It will include a parameter if you prefer to receive base64 content or binary content. It will include a css class parameter to style the dropzone and a render fragment to choose what to show inside it (like some text etc) (Continue...)

Should i do it a file dropzone for blazor? I want to release a file dropzone for blazor.

Yeah, wow youtu.be/VtHlMTc8lR4?...

Dear Windows team. I still need some windows tooling and time to time i need a windows VM. If i need english language and my keyboard layout is this THAT hard to prevent other keyboard layouts to be installer and putting that as my default for no reason at all????

Remember in the 14th of October when Microsoft has decided that your pc is not worth an upgrade anymore, because it will do it again

When i get emotional over kernel level anticheats, it's because of shit like this: www.reddit.com/r/linux_gami...

I make side projects when i have a need. I made my app because i have dozens of repositories and i often forget how did i implement some stuff, and i use it daily. Or i just want to learn how some stuff works. That's why i created a tic tac toe during xovid which sometimes makes the wrong move

Been working on a small WYSIWYG editor for formulas in Blazor during the last week. I will use this in a new demo for custom waveforms in Blazor.WebAudio next week. 😁 #dotnet #blazor #math Project: github.com/KristofferSt... Demo: kristofferstrube.github.io/Blazor.Formu...

Don't know how many #blazor devs are out here, but I use it at work, and dealing with modals is a pain in the ass, so I did this www.nuget.org/packages/Sup... This is a super simple wrapper for the browser dialog api. You just write the html and the css, i provide the bindings. That's it

Buying my first raspberry pi made me better as a developer. I understood how shit is deployed and made me better at linux. The problem is now i own 6 of them (1 pi0w, 1 pi0, 2pi4b and 2pi5) and i can't get enough of them

I created this application because i needed somewhere to store my code snippets that i am too lazy to remember everytime i need to do them. I also intend to release the source somewhere wometimes code-chunks.app

When developing a new application, if you spend more time discussing the technology stack instead of business logic and features you're missing the point

Win 10 is reaching EOL in a year. To the people wanting to switch to linux, go for ubuntu or mint. It has the most documented support for beginners online. Check that everything you need is compatible or has a suitable alternative. Worth in the long run but there will be issues in the short term

@jeffgeerling.com I have seen your recent video about the CM5, and i was curious to ask, you go classic K8S on your cluster or you use some variant? Because i noticed my PIs handling K3S by Rancher waaaay better, and setup a full cluster is a curl away

Fun fact about AI: It is indeed a force multiplier in the hand of a skilled person as people say, but in the hand of someone who wants to replace said person, which has 0 domain knowledge, anything multiplied by 0 is still 0

The first level up when you are junior level is deploying something by yourself in a classic linux box and learning from your fuckups

The true master has done 1000 mistakes Which makes me 3 masters (cit. DarkMane)

Most important lesson i learned when i got a Ruby on Rails project in my hand for the first time: I don't like it. Not for me