@Pogromist thanks 😊

Looks nice

@devNaut coming this year, 2020

@zeprod bingo
You solved my question

@Pyjong
I am sure there is a secret command to uninstall programs quietly

@cafecortado @Pyjong @Meadcoder
Yes and no
I am not sure what @Pyjong is talking about but there are "quiet" Uninstaller that support automatic uninstallation via a hidden command
Bulk crap Uninstaller can detect this and delete those software automatically without any user interaction.
Uninstaller that doesn't support this is an issue, but bulk crap Uninstaller detects buttons and make automatic mouse clicks to uninstall. This can be stuck at times, so the bulk crap Uninstaller uninstall these unsupported Uninstaller first, asks user to stay in front of the computer so that the user can manage the faulty Uninstaller manually, after those faulty Uninstaller are done, user can leave the computer since it will be automated.
Even registry leftovers are deleted automatically (if I tell the program to do so)

@gronostaj Throw on fire 🔥

@nitwhiz I am recovering my 3 year old computer from the graveyard to use in chromeos
It became so slow these days, so I am uninstall ING applications as much as possible to see whether that does the trick

Oh hey in my town, the toilet automatically opens when you open the door. How do you say about this feature.?

(damn cool heh)

My personal opinion

Websites in my country combatibility percentage

IE10/11 99%
Chrome 70%
Firefox and other non chromium 60%
devRant 0.101010010010010100100101%

Maybe i should make a python wrapper for that... Hmmmm

@lamka02sk i see microsoft fluent design here... Acrylic design.... Only me?

@RememberMe not sure but i think j was silent

@keshavashiya native as well?

Can anyone confirm whether C# was created by MS?

@keshavashiya
Is that natively supported when you install windows via bootcamp, or is it some sort of addon installed?

@Salehin I dont know how much youvare into programming, but if it is your professor requesting to make a stupid login function in c, the nest approach is to store your credentials in your source as plaintext and compare the input with simple if statements

I think he means he wants a login page in a console application with credentials stored in plain text

Workin well

@C0D4 me? Y
I don't live in the US so I can't use most of their prime service

@Stuxnet kek

@gitlog (young kids draws rainbow in their picture background)
People around kids 20 years ago: Beautiful!
People around kids these days: (gasps) (waits) (understandable...)

@C0D4 what is his or her name's first alphabet?

@darksideofyay I guess no one will really know that stands for pride and LGBT community unless they explicitly saw the product before, right?

@xewl unfair since LGBTQ got two chances... (smirks)

@irene pride... for... uhhh.... 4 squares?
@quanticoceo heh,
@xewl I hAvE nO iDeA wHaT yOu ArE wRiTiNg AbOuT
@irene ^v^, would love to buy it, but i don't think i can stand all those glances of the rainbow color.
I am not one of those LGBT haters, but i won't be able to survive from people looking at me :P

@netikras the best suggestion I suppose

I haven't touched, xamarin for a while, one of those geeks who tried the first version of xamarin
At that time, it was so buggy, didn't have a lot of features, and visual studio just kep crashing in my AI training machine
(i7, 32gb ram)
I wonder if it is reliable building cross platform apps with it.
I loved the idea of it, but the bugginess and sloppyness made me stop using it even tho I love c#

Wish you luck on your upcoming exam..

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