Phillip Haydon

I don’t have TikTok so I’ll prob not get to see this comparison. But isn’t it just onion/flour/butter/milk/cheese/mustard then add bacon or something if you want?

Just finished watching Harry Potter movies with my daughter. I had only ever watched the first movie and hated it. But the rest of the movies were good.

6 was rushed tho.

Overall it’s actually a good story!

What do we want: caffeinated Joe!
When do we want it?: asap

Epic. Thanks a lot!

My wife and kids are going on holiday next week.

Me: I’m so tired.

Wife: 6 more days then you can rest.

Me: I think I’m gonna sleep for the first 2 days.

6yo: Don’t worry dad. You can do whatever you want while we are away. You can even say the F word.

I’m speechless 😅

I want all those Pokemon stickers! So awesome.

What happens if we don’t see that?

Congrats!

Everything MS does is wrong in my docs.

Got my day cut out for me already and I’m still waiting for the bus to arrive.

100% - so I don’t consider it a bug in asp .net core. It just happened to work for years while the app was on framework and broke in core. Literally changing \n to \r\n fixes it. 😅

Hard to ask all the customers to fix a script given to them eons ago.

I tried that but it doesn’t help. It’s like the form is populated earlier than middleware runs so even if I fix the input stream it doesn’t reflect.

What’s even more messed up is the route param is matched for the route to execute, but it fucks up the model binding that the route param isn’t set.

Happy birthday!

Can’t. Customers have a script to upload a file that worked with old MVC site but fails on Core. If I change the script to include \r\n it works. Can’t get customers to update the script tho. Can’t figure out how to modify the incoming request to allow the upload to work :(

If a form was posted to MVC with .NET Framework using just \n it worked. But in ASP .NET Core it fails. It only works if it’s \r\n

How can I get this to work with \n only :/

The problem is MongoDB. Who forced that on you?

16”/M4 Max/64/1TB

Upgrading from a POS dell now that all our projects are migrated to NET 8.

Have a 14”/M2 Max/32/2TB at home for personal use. It’s still amazing.

Nice what specs you get?

This App used to use a lot of memory when idle….

.NET 4.# - ~450mb
.NET 6 - ~90mb
.NET 8 - ~62mb
.NET 9 - ~28mb

Crazy.

Let’s go! New .NET 9 laptop!

Oh wow there’s so much more activity here now!

[ ] Survive 2024

Merry Christmas.

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It does charge by USB-C afaik

Is this part of .net 8 cli?

I more or less skipped .NET 7. So looking at the perf between .NET 6 and 8 is incredible. There’s code I optimised for .NET 6 that the original code runs faster in 8. (The optimised version runs faster again) but it just goes to show if you change nothing and upgrade to 8 you will benefit.

I would try that.

Hmm need an AI bot for reviews. Trying to research TVs to find a decent one to buy in NZ…

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