@MFI_Leaks@Kalpizzy7@Azure I am experiencing the same issue "Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to obtaining a connection from the pool. This may have occurred because all pooled connections were in use and max pool size was reached."
@madsohm@DaveWoodX@stickermule I am having the same problem. Moo (https://t.co/xgMBFRQb6E) allows you to have a different design per sticker. Will report back when I get the stickers to let you know how it turned out (am also printing custom QR codes per sticker)
@Lee__Evans I have had the best luck with Wikipedia. It only makes articles for major events, but when they do make an article it describes both sides quite well IMO.
Wiki tribune (https://t.co/QDYEUzdm8x) is trying to be what you want, but it hasn't really taken off.
@Rayquaza_Dot This should solve your issue, seems to have been introduced in the latest unity hub update. So nice to be able to launch again!
https://t.co/7FIG1pAn1q
@lunster81 @shanselman You set a LINQ query for each user and each subscription, so you can specify what users are to receive what updates. For example you could set a user to subscribe to posts where the title is called "test", or for comments where the company id is 22 etc...
Clever solution from @dustout called EntitySignal that bridges .NET's Entity Framework and ASPNET Core's SignalR's realtime websocket notifications https://t.co/D9UXUFbLXh
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