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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote: web projects If I understand you correctly, it shouldn't matter in the least. No more than the reverse, or for that matter, if sent to an iMoan or Android device. It's all up to the browser, and that could be more of a problem the the O/S.
Somehow, though, that seems like too obvious an answer to your question - you probably know this and mean something else.
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We use Visual Studio code in Linux and macOS. .NET Core, while still immature, will get you a fair way.
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.....you can't use "beefstew" as a password, because it's not stroganoff.
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There was notice of this yesterday...
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Yeah, but stroganoff IS actually beef stew, so the joke makes no sence. That's why I changed it yesterday:
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modified 7-Feb-18 9:09am.
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Ahhhh, as I mentioned earlier I wasn't on yesterday so didn't see this.
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Actually stroganof is not stewed. It is a sauté of beef with sour cream. The beef should be pink still, and the cream not separate.
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Battleship pink or more a chocolate pink?
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Beef pink.
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Yesterday I was looking for the right paint for my model beef. Could be Olive Pink, Medium Field Pink or maybe Marine Pink.
I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
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white and black normally.
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Ahhh, cooking!
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I have lived with several Zen masters - all of them were cats.
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What I you add a salt to it?
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Several years ago - I forget how many, but earliest file dates are 2011 - I wrote a quick and dirty DB app to store "common replies" to QA questions - some are comments, some are "what I changed", some are replies.
And today, I just noticed the DB and had a quick look. You see, in order to make it more useful, I increment a counter each time I use a reply, so the "popular ones" float to the top. Each one has an ID, a one line description, and a uses counter, as well as teh full text.
And at number one - predictably enough: "We can't read your mind" (1730)
Number two: "We don't do your homework" (1585)
Then we're down to 3 digits immediately:
"Use the "Improve question" widget" (811)
"Code block added" (777)
"Don't Shout" (686)
"Use parametrized queries"(590)
Surprisingly, "Google is your friend" only reached number 9, and "Null reference exception" didn't get a look in until number 16.
So actual answers to questions didn't get up into the top fifteen!
I think that says a lot about the quality of of question setters, I'm afraid ...
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OriginalGriff wrote: I think that says a lot about the quality of of question setters, I'm afraid ...
The saying "there are no stupid questions" is clearly, um, stupid.
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OriginalGriff wrote: I think that says a lot about the quality of of question Setters[^] FTFY
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The results are pretty clear if you ask me?
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Lovely, just lovely
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And the response is different in the lounge how?
Someone asked for help in what to read for programming related material; most of the replies were snarky at best and utterly useless.
If you want to improve the community, start by providing appropriate answers.
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Indeed.
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Having just read the thread that I'm assuming you're referring to (the one from this morning), I'm not sure that I agree with you.
Yes, there are a few humourous answers on there, one or two which maybe do edge a little towards snarkiness but there doesn't seem to be anything terribly inappropriate to The Lounge in there. There are also a fair few answers that are clearly intended to be helpful to the OP (including the one from Griff, it might be noted).
The fact of the matter is, a great many of the questions on the site simply can't be answered in a directly helpful way because people simply fail to actually provide a meaningful question. So yes, we do see an awful lot of replies along the lines of "would you care to tell us what the actual issue is?" There's nothing wrong in that - there's no other way of answering them.
What I would hate to see on CP - and I do see a lot elsewhere - is those "OMG! Fancy not knowing that!" answers which really do deter newbies by making them feel stupid.
I'm not saying that a trawl trough QA wouldn't turn up the occasional impatient or condescending answer but in no way is that sort of thing endemic on CP.
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