Estou colocando meu espanhol em prática com o Duolingo Histórias!

I completed the September challenge faster than 99.3% of all learners on Duolingo!

I *literally* can’t stop learning Spanish on Duolingo. Want to join the fun? It’s free! invite.duolingo.com/BDHTZTB5CWWKSU…

Just flashed an image with Etcher by balena - the easiest way to write SD cards! #flashedbyetcher

Linux/Mac Terminal Tutorial: How To Use The rsync Command - Sync Files L... youtu.be/qE77MbDnljA via YouTube

Checking out Podman Desktop via Stevan Le Meur #Kubecon2022

50 macOS Tips and Tricks Using Terminal (the last one is CRAZY!) youtu.be/qOrlYzqXPa8 via YouTube

#ChatGPT 🤯

Rootstech Session: FamilyTreeDNA | Sponsor Highlight familysearch.org/rootstech/sess… #FamilySearch

GetSingleOrDefault is great, but sometimes you don't want LINQ. Or you want to customize the error message. C# switch expression and list pattern matching seem like a pretty good alternative. Can it be better?

Blog post: ASP.NET Core route tooling in .NET 8 devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/aspnet-… 🎨 Route syntax highlighting 🏷️ Autocomplete of parameter and route names 🔗 Autocomplete of route constraints ⚡️ Route analyzers and fixers 🚀 Supports Minimal APIs, Web APIs, and Blazor

Running native AOT ASP.NET Core apps is unnerving. My brain has years of training that there is a delay between starting the app and console output reporting that the server is running. With native AOT the server is instantly ready. It catches you off guard 😯

I'm at Taboão da Serra in SP swarmapp.com/c/jXnjBKg1Pm9

Kestrel server has a background thread. It wakes up once a second and runs time-related tasks, such as checking for timeouts. It's called the heartbeat. There is a small improvement coming in .NET 8 to immediately stop the heartbeat with Kestrel: github.com/dotnet/aspnetc…

I just noticed Visual Studio text zoom is applied to tooltips, autocomplete, and friends in the latest VS preview. A boon for conference speakers: No more big text but tiny tooltips for ants 🥳🎉🎈