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I complained about this issue to MS Visual Studio Support
I was told that is how the Software Works just do not worry about it
translates to Buy a bigger hard drive we do not care what garbage we save on your computer
My view it is no longer my computer
I also can not turn off the constant nag to use Git and something is always running in the background after I log out of VS 2019 and shut down my Windows 7 64 bit machine
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Thanks for that.
You know, I've just run through that TEMP folder on my machine and opened a sample of weirder ones IN Visual Studio just to see what's what ... and it occurs to me that prapps I should periodically go to this directory and zip up all these files and store them on Drive Z:\ so that later on, when I have time or accidentally experience a rush of adrenaline through my cerebral cortex (when I can't help myself from getting to them again), I'll see if I can't leverage some data storage paradigm in SQL, to do a permanent dump on a disk closer in the stack to my C:\ SSD.
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RedDk wrote: Thanks for that.
You are welcome. 
RedDk wrote: You know, ...
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to my C:\ SSD.
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M.D.V. 
If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
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... I didn't believe it was real.
Ladies and gentlemen, I present the most horrific thing you can do to a good cup of coffee[^]
Why? Just why, Scandinavia?
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No no no, that's just wrong.
I'm not sure how many cookies it makes to be happy, but so far it's not 27.
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But why would anyone do that? I am horrified and confused.
Real programmers use butterflies
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same reason why some people would like to feed their flesh to their families. they are crazy.
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Horrific? Perhaps . . . but think about the lounge clientele and the countless dietary perversion posted heretofore.
It won't be long before they crumble bacon into their coffee.
Cheese? Bacon? Scylla! Charybdis!
And they'll move on to tea, as well.
I've oft pointed out there's no cure for stupid. Neither, I'd wager, is there a cure for bad taste.
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W∴ Balboos, GHB wrote: I've oft pointed out there's no cure for stupid. Neither, I'd wager, is there a cure for bad taste.
But you can cure bacon
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Epoxy can be cured
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yeah, that's just wrong. Like wrong on an international, no, galactical level.
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Yeah, it is hard to understand why one should ruin such a good cheese...
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OriginalGriff wrote: Why? Just why, Scandinavia?
Until I saw this, my impression was that they were such polite, civilised people. It just shows that even the best of us are only one step away from barbarism. 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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Could have been worse, imagine they had used Gouda instead 
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I drink mine with hot chocolate.
Cheese that is! 
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Strangely enough, I haven't seen that flavour combination on Masterchef, but ... it's not as bad as cheese in coffee!
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I think a chocolate coffee is common enough.
We have the Wiener melange, which is choco coffee, but which is not how they drink it in Vienna 
We also have the choco coffee, which has less choco than the Wiener melange, I think.
I found both to have too few chocolate so I now take an espresso and add a cup of hot chocolate to it.
It all comes from our coffee vending machine at the office.
Basically, I don't drink coffee, but I sure as hell need my shot sometimes.
By sweetening it with chocolate (which has lots of sugar from those machines) it becomes bearable.
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Never heard about it until now.
But after having checked it out it seems to be something people in Tornedalen are doing.
Tornedalen is a valley on the northern border between Sweden and Finland, and about as representative for scandinavia as the Orkney islands are for the Irish.
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Never stop dreaming - Freddie Kruger
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I think you need to include more than just Tornedalen. I think most of the samis use or at least used to have "kaffeost" in their coffee. They also used to put salt in the coffee.
My mother used to make "kaffekött", translates to coffeemeat, which basically was ribs of a "cow" in the oven for some time, I don't have the recipe and she's gone to a place where she can't answer any questions, so I don't know how long. Since I don't drink coffee I don't know exactly how it would alter the taste of coffee. It was fairly salty so I imagine it wold be a bit like salt in the coffee.
modified 23-Nov-20 8:14am.
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Totally out of my sphere of knowledge.
You're probably right.
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello
Never stop dreaming - Freddie Kruger
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I have argued this with lots of USAnians who insist that in English (or rahter: American) language, "Scandinavia" includes Finland. No matter what the Scandinavians themselves say.
Obviously, any language is free to redefine whichever term it wants to, but it is rather uncommon to do so with names. If Scandinavians claimed that "In our languages, USA does not extend to the west of the Missisippi", we are in principle free to do so, but I guess lots of USAians would have strong objections to the definition.
Scandinavia is Denmark, Norway and Sweden. The Nordic countries is a larger group, including Finland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands.
I have never seen cheese made from reindeer milk in any grocery store in Scandinavia. I have never been offered it, never tasted it. Reindeer is herded by the Sami indigenous people. Traditionally, the Norwegian and Sami population has had very distinct cultures (today, the borderlines are blurred, though), the Sami, as well as the Finns, coming up form Hungary a few thousand years ago. The Finish and Sami languages split apart about 2000 years ago, but belong to the same language group as Hungarian - very distant from the Scandinavian languages.
The Sami certainly has a number of food traditions that Scandinavians find rather peculiar. If a Sami told me about this reindeer cheese soaked in coffee, I would certainly trust it to be a Sami tradition. But it is certainly not Scandinavian style.
(We do make cheese from sheep and goat milk, though, but that is something different. Also, if you have been served the brown "goat cheese", commonly used on waffels, it is strictly speaking not a cheese, but what is left as whey, a byproduct when you remove the cheese from the milk, and then boiled to evaporate most of the water.)
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I think that's the only way to make a Starbucks <anything> taste decent.
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I had an Excel sheet I wanted in my app - so I converted it to CSV (which Excel will output), then rethought - do I really want to play with CSV data, when the rest of my app is JSON and includes Newtonsoft already?
Nope. So one quick online converter later (CSV To JSON Converter[^] - free and works!) and I've got it in JSON.
Then it was the "sod it!" moment: I'd really rather have that in a DataTable ...
Bingo! 11 characters added to the file later, and it deserializes as a DataTable!
It's just sooooo friendly! 
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Me too. Html table serialized to a json string. sent over the controller, converted to a dynamic list then off to the sql database. While it's easy when you know how, ultimately there is little heavy lifting for the "coder" to do.
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