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By leonsk29 · Posted
The only people that'd need to change their boot drives from MBR to GPT would be those with their firmware set to "CSM legacy boot" that now want to boot in UEFI mode, and those are rare, most PCs in the last decade come with UEFI boot by default. -
By dismuter · Posted
What VB.NET doesn't have that C# gained these last years: - pattern matching & switch expressions - source generators - record types - async enumeration - default interface methods - ref structs and spans - tuple deconstruction When C# gets type (or "discriminated") unions in the future, this may be a game changer for .NET, and many libraries will start exposing them and become impractical in VB.NET. If the language stops evolving, unless it's a lingua franca like C, people are not going to invest in it for new projects. -
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Jurassic Park III - land on the island, then crash on takeoff when you hit a marauding Spino. -
By PeterTHX · Posted
Cool story bro. Just don't cut yourself on all that edgy you're posting.
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I want to program a application for my desktop which will display its self as a microphone at the same time as intercept the real one... and I was wondering how I would go about it ?
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I say hello :) hello.... my microphone takes that in...and the program processes it and gives out the out put ... but it has to do the virtual microphone thing as it will be sent to an unrelated piece of software :) any ideas where to start?
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