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That was funny. They have updated the terms now:

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It shows the benefits of wearing it. The guy in the video walks away totally unharmed. This kind of blow to the head can happen easily while riding a bike, specially in a city.

Everybody thinking like the author should watch this video first.

yes, it's from the article

"Go won’t let you abstract yourself in the foot." :)

The apt install with their packages worked well in Ubuntu so no more build from source for me. I always had trouble with dependencies.

http://www.mono-project.com/docs/getting-started/install/lin...

Does it allow an external monitor with 4k 60hz?

No debugger? As an editor it looks very nice.

but when oil price goes up, even very little, gas price follows inmediately and proportionally. At least that is the impression I get here in Spain.

in liteIde press ctrl+shift+r to rename. ctrl+shift+u to find where is used. I don't think it uses gorename though.

I have. It surprised me a lot. Maybe it is because we tend to remember the good parts.

Thank you for mentioning it. With the last version of liteIde (refactoring, jump-to, usages, info about a anything...) the only thing that I missed was a debugger. I Hope that the project gains traction.

"Iron averages 2500-3000+ requests per second for hello world"

For a hello world in my laptop I can get typically 30k requests with Go, and with mono/httpListener ~10k.

I expected it to be much faster.

From the comments:

"This really won’t affect anything. Most people these days are use to being hacked, spied on and violated."

8 hours ago I read this and the reasons where because Windows 8 was expensive in China, now they are talking more about security: http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/china/2014-05/20/c_1333472...

It doesn't ask you for any information. What would be the benefit of enabling SSL?

“When it comes to development projects we are going to operate from the premise that open source is the default. Unless there are reasons why it does not work,” said C# lead architect Anders Hejlsberg.

Extrange, I can read it directly.

I'm sorry to hear that. I have been successfully running a web app on ubuntu/mono for four years now and I'm really happy about the stability and performance. It doesn't use any of the asp.net stack though.

If you use replication with MySQL 5.6 and and GTID (Global Transaction ID) I heard some issues about not being fully compatible but I don't remember what it was exactly.

Not again! Fortunately when Attachmate acquired Novell it didn't stop mono/linux. Xamarin was completely focused on mobile apps but for the core of mono and monodevelop it has been great times.

But what will happen now? Will Microsoft silently kill cross platform, especially linux? What interest do they have not to do it?

Having invested heavily in a linux/mono/web stack this worries me a lot.

I meant for a native app and you being the provider. If you don't trust the client app even oAuth won't help you preventing the client app to know the user password.

Even if your api uses oAuth I don't see how can you prevent the client app to steal the password. At some point the user is going to have to give his password to someone. Can't the app ask the user for his password, keep it, and internally give it to oAuth to allow to use your api?

Not available in my country (Spain)

Syltek - Madrid, Spain. Full time, Permament. Must be local.

We are looking for a full stack (C# or Go) web developer.

Apply here: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/jobs/42805/c-sharp-mono-web...

My father is 81 and very happy with linux mint that I installed for him a few years ago. He only uses chromium.

Recently he bought a new laptop and the first thing he asked me was to install Linux.

I run ssh in a non standar port and its annoying to always specify the port. Thank you for the tip about ~/.ssh/config

I would move "frontpage" to its own warning category, not just "notice".

I switched from windows/.net/SqlServer to linux/mono/MySQL two years ago and in a single server I handle among many many other things 10k-20k reservations/day.

The server is a small dedicated machine with 8 cores and 16GB ram but never goes beyond 30-40% cpu and 2GB ram. This in Hetzner for about 60€/month.

So I don't understand what the author finds so amazing about the numbers he posted.

His job ended because he knew he didn't have jurisdiction to start this trials but he proceeded anyway and because he asked for money to a banker who was judging at the time (the infamous "dear Emilio" letter)