Turns out it is 4CSoftware Home[^]. This can't end well. :sigh:

fgs1963 wrote:

I wonder how much carbon was released

45,234,783,325,756.

0x01AA wrote:

see Lounge above

It says trolling specifically. It does not say you cannot discuss the climate. But yes, it's a topic that can become trollish very fast.

0x01AA wrote:

whatever

:laugh: :thumbsup:

dandy72 wrote:

most of it is automated.

Or conservative. :laugh:

DerekT-P wrote:

Still get that c***y useless, stupid message box.

Either disable it or reinstall it.How to Fix the 'You'll need a new app to open this ms-gaming overlay' Error on Windows 10? - Appuals.com[^]

DerekT-P wrote:

all I need to know about it now. It's a pile of s**t.

:laugh: :laugh: I wonder if your users react the same way when your code spits up an error. It amazes me how intolerant programmers are of error messages. :laugh: :doh:

dandy72 wrote:

So what does that make of YouTube, who is hosting said "creepy videos"?

They don't know what's actually being uploaded. They are just a host. Just kidding, google knows and sees everything.

0x01AA wrote:

any idea?

You are in a matrix and cannot delete anything. It knows everything. Or, stop watching such creepy videos. Otherwise why would you care? ;P

jsc42 wrote:

And I still don't have an X-Box.

It comes preinstalled I believe. No need for an xbox.

DerekT-P wrote:

Win-G

That's the xbox gaming bar. Sounds like you might not have it installed or it needs reinstalled or something changed your shortcut keys. What happens if you click Start and type xbox? You should see the xbox game bar app.

Member 14840496 wrote:

in the training class I had, the instructor couldn't explain why some of the labs didn't work. That's a bad indicator right there.

:laugh: :thumbsup:

Member 14840496 wrote:

It was first contracted to an outside company, then outside consultants were brought in to try and get it working.

It is a very complex product. We had to hire a consultant to come in and train us on how to use it and even then it was not easy.

Member 14840496 wrote:

BizTalk

BizTalk, in simple terms, is used for moving data around, transforming it, importing, exporting, etc. It's low-code in that there are lots of built-in objects. But yes, it is highly complex and I have used it successfully so my guess is you may have done something wrong. Mendix is a no-code platform that I have used and it can do just about anything any other platform can do. Some of it is very fast, like building forms for example. Business Logic can be a little slower to develop compared to .Net. But I find it silly how many developers do not realize how powerful some of the low/no code platforms are. They will change this industry. You won't build a google.com with one but they can do just about everything else.

I see. Thanks.

She who? :confused:

Kevin Marois wrote:

Web API for an app I'm working on for a client. I was just going to host it in IIS on their server. How/why would using Azure be better?

In that case you could use just an Azure function. Azure Functions Overview | Microsoft Docs[^] Instead of you setting up IIS, the function just works. Under the hood it might be running IIS or something else (probably IIS though) and could be running on a linux OS or windows. The point is, all you care about is that code, not the infrastructure. But you can still scale up and out as needed.

I actually thought she was super annoying. :^)

Southmountain wrote:

good medical insurance personally?

It does not exist, unless you want to spend a lot.

This one is staged. There's no way the guy never looks on the other side of the car or notices the dude in his mirror. I've heard a guy on radio do Cart narcs (sp?) that's very funny. He confronts people that are too lazy to put their cart back.

� Forogar � wrote:

although I had faith in our system I was happy to NOT have that responsibility.

Exactly. :thumbsup: