alelefant

What are your companies reasons for avoiding cloud?

It was a joke.

That seems like a fire hazard.

You are obviously free to dislike C#, but it seems silly to say they should stop adding features or should remove features.

> Did we really need all those features?

If you don't need them, don't use them. I've found the new features to be great. nameof, string interpolation, property initializers, exception filters, static imports, null propagator. And if you haven't used the language in awhile going back to 5.0 the async await features are fantastic. 7.1 introduced async Main which we've started using in console apps. I use all of these features every day.

> I would love it if I saw a new version of a language come out and it removes language features

Why, exactly?

In the two years I've been a home owner and on Nextdoor, the only feature I've noticed they introduced was ads.

As someone who cooks a lot, I was curious what /ck/ could have to offer. I hadn't been to 4chan in years. I'm not sure how this board has tremendous amounts of useful information.

I just recently started using Vue for a small project at work and agree with a lot of what you said.

When you refer to the debug tools, are you referring to the Chrome extension or something else?

I didn't realize someone on the Internet named 'gjjrfcbugxbhf' held the keys to the definition of friendship.

The big difference is if you have a substantial income you can afford to play the long game and throw money into the market. If you're living paycheck to paycheck as very few people who contribute content to this site do, it's a much different story. They need the money to be liquid, and they can't afford to take a 10% loss and wait for a rebound.

Every month when the "Who is hiring" thread is posted I search for "WI" hoping to see more Wisconsin based companies posting here. Hope you can find someone soon!

I think it's funny that you proved exactly what the poster above you was saying. You don't like Prime simply because of selection.

I think that joke is made in every state.

Your speculation != evidence

If you're able to inspect the network packets and the page is over HTTP, then KeePass doesn't even matter at that point. It's game over right there.