David A. Sjøen

[Konstantin Kisin @KonstantinKisin]

It didn't fail to reflect the gravity of the situation. It failed to accurately communicate who was responsible, who the intended victims were and where the blame for the attempted terrorist attack lay. In other words you didn't accidentally downplay the seriousness of it, you deliberately misrepresented what happened to conceal the truth from the public.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@tremley3820 @RealCandaceO As we all know, if there's a screenshot, it must be true. Or can you link to this study?

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@Zforever97 @EisenbergEffect @satyanadella Well, you could have googled. Or can you tell him who Rob Eisenberg is, @grok ?

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@BenWoonOfficial @Gio_Gio_18 @TaraBull808 And why didn't you just google where the 6 million number comes from? https://t.co/k1cLcBaVBY

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@BenWoonOfficial @Gio_Gio_18 @TaraBull808 Where on earth do your numbers come from? There were 3.5 million Jews in Poland alone.

[Auschwitz Memorial @AuschwitzMuseum]

2 November 1896 | A Norwegian Jew, Isidor Isaksen, was born in Trondheim.

In #Auschwitz from 1 December 1942.
No. 81972
He perished in the camp on 9 April 1943.

[JetBrains @jetbrains]

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[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@Dave_DotNet Rider is always in the room with you. It's had this since day one.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@ethview @mitchellh My experience is that Rider beats VS in most areas, and it’s available on all platforms.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@ecblanco @TheBuzzSaw @danpdc @ICooper @Sir_CodesALot But out of curiosity: What does Visual Studio have that Rider doesn't?

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@Sir_CodesALot @ecblanco @TheBuzzSaw @danpdc @ICooper ReSharper is a kludge. It's kind of addictive, but at the same time it slows down your computer a lot. Rider is fast, and much, much better than Visual Studio.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@ecblanco @TheBuzzSaw @danpdc @ICooper @Sir_CodesALot Rider is far beyond Visual Studio level.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@Dave_DotNet Query is both more readable and much more powerful, for instance through `let` statements.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@DevLeaderCa @Dave_DotNet Some people obviously like it.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@ChristinGorman @Hackysack What are these _secular_ values that Norway adopted 1000 years ago, and where did they come from?

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@ChristinGorman @Hackysack You might want to read that book before dismissing it offhandedly. Also, here in Norway, we're celebrating 1000 years of Christian law this year. What changed? "Might is right" and clan based justice changed to universal rights for the individual, for instance.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@TeaDrivenDev @edandersen That might be an organizational problem.

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@DevLeaderCa Serilog and Seq

[David A. Sjøen @dasjoen]

@bramom @mjovanovictech Use Seq, either in a Docker container or installed (the latter is Windows only). Free for that kind of use, and much more powerful than log files.