I’ve had the Lenovo X1 Carbon for a few months, and in all honesty, it’s the best laptop I’ve ever owned (including Macbooks). Under Windows, everything works flawlessly, and I’ve had no problems. In Ubuntu, almost everything works out of the box with 13.04, but there are a couple of...
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Omnisharp – the Vim C# Plugin you’ve been waiting for
My current workflow involves three tools:
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Hats Off To Quinn At TapContext
For most people that publish Android apps, the following happens:
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Living With Migraines
I’m … exhausted. I think that’s the right word. When one of these finally passes, it feels like I’ve been competing all day. Before the feeling passes, and I just go back to thinking they’re minor things, I’m going to write about it.
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Dear Microsoft – Stop Making a Hostile Environment
Attempting to keep up with the 21st Century, my new laptop came with Windows 8.
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Project Types – MVC 2 and MVC 3
Visual Studio ends up having a bit of a hissy fit if the project file has the incorrect project type. This appears to be especially common between MVC 2 and MVC3, where your project may have MVC3 binaries, but the MVC2 project type. Visual Studio 11 simply refuses to open...
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Entity Framework Gotchas – Strategies for Orphaned Child Objects
Entity Framework provides a powerful framework for expressing relations between objects mapped to the database, but it is not without its shortcomings. One particular theme does keep coming around – removing child objects from parents.
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Tall Paul & Gemini Giant
For our honeymoon, Cat and I spent twelve days in Florida (awesomely paid for by friends and family). Whilst there, we picked up two mugs from a target store.
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Occasional Vim Tip #1
First in a series of occasional vim tips, as and when I feel like them.
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Treating A Sore Throat
Disclaimer: I claim no medical training. All advice given here is based on my own, highly personal opinion of going through a few days of hell. If any of it helps, great. If some of it happens to kill you, I accept no liability.
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