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Putting breakpoints in an ASP project in Visual Studio 2019
This is on a Windows 10 computer. I have successfully completed setting up IIS and system settings for running a web page written in Classic ASP. Attaching it as a process after opening up the folder location of the default.asp and code did not work.

But I had success with this option:
https://i.stack.imgur.com/v7G0A.png

And since I have already set things up in my ISS it appears as an option to debug:

https://i.stack.imgur.com/Yh1TW.png

iis:

- Enable Client-side debugging: true
- Enable Server-side debugging: true
- Send errors to browser: true

The asp files are recognized in the Solution Explorer with this associated icon for an asp file.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/ZXYjn.png

But the problem is that I can not put a breakpoint. If I try the message is that the "breakpoint can not be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document"

Please advise.

There is something else that is strange. If I stop the program and load just one .asp file and hit run for debugging, it will process just that one file and if I purposely put a compile error in the file, it will catch it in the browser and throw an error message.
Discord works quite well on the web, so I have beeing toying with the idea of managing discord IDs using firefox container tabs.
And on the other hand, just because someone thought about a design doesn't make it good. (To the degree that one believes design can be good/bad and it's not all subjective)
Ok I will keep using Windows 7 then.
It's still illegal. I could go around keying people's car for potentially a lifetime without getting caught but it's still illegal and that's what we were talking about in the thread.
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Ok just make sure you don’t die with too much water
I can tell you what is working for me and what has not worked for me in the past.

I enjoy being in shape but working out for me is hard. I used to run competitively in high school and college and it’s my default workout. I admit that I hate going to the gym. When I want to get back into running shape, then I know that I want to be running 5 or 6 days a week and at 4-7 miles per day. But I can’t just start on that schedule of running, I have to start off a bit lighter, fewer miles, fewer days. So I start that. And then one day, I have to work late, so I skip it and I’ll make it up tomorrow. And then another day, I have friends in town, so I skip it and will make it up later. Etc, etc, until one day, I’m not really running anymore and I say to myself “gee, I should start running again.” and on goes the cycle. Maybe you can relate.

However there are two types of workout that have absolutely stuck. The first is biking to work for my commute. I just decided that I would no longer drive to work. And I started biking. And I did it everyday, rain or shine, no excuses. At one point I had a 16 mile commute each way, and I did it. I think that the reason it stuck is because I wasn’t “working out” I was “commuting”. It had an external purpose that was worthwhile, the exercise was secondary.

But I’ve been working from home for the past 5 years and so bike commuting isn’t really a thing for me anymore. I have a sit/stand desk and tried doing a standing desk, but really disliked it. I tried setting a 30 minute timer and having to change my stance, but I just really disliked standing.

I tried an under-the-desk elliptical but the ergonomics were really bad for me.

I tried using a stair-stepper under my desk while I worked. And it was great, except an hour of stair stepping is really quite a lot, so I’d still be sitting most of the day. And wow did it make my back hurt.

Finally about a year and a half ago I bought an under-the-desk treadmill and put it down under my desk. From day one, I’ve absolutely loved it. And I’ve been able to stick with it, because it’s really in my way and I have refused to move it out of the way, even when I am feeling sick. I can take my laptop off my desk and work from the small screen when needed, but I really like my big monitor and the treadmill is blocking my chair from being in front of my desk. So to use the big monitor, I have to be walking. This is how I’ve built it into my life and it has stuck. I now an average of 6-7 miles per work day, sometimes more, sometimes less. At this point, if I finish my workday and I’m only at 5 miles, it really feels like I’ve barely even walked at all. I have even started running a few days a week at lunch. Happy to share more about it if you’re interested.

It’s not cardio and I’m not building huge muscle mass, but the consistency of a mediocre workout is worth much more than the plans for a great workout.
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By the fact that the two months of PTO didn't result in an immediate "you are fired for not coming to work", I take the position that it was approved PTO, and (thus) coordinated with (some) management. I do not see any context that supports another interpretation.
I think post-Trump it's tougher for anyone in the US to believe totally in the institutions that got us here, despite the different reasons on each side of the aisle.
I should receive 100% of messages from numbers I message. If my carrier wants to helpfully filter my other messages, I should be able to opt out.
I agree with your claim. I still think the Apple security boondoggle got the right treatment, and I hope they've backed off forever, but I have my doubts.
> We might as well get rid of human ethics and morals, trust based systems, and justice.

In my experience these values are invoked when sums involved are not life altering.

As the saying goes if you owe $5000 to a bank then the bank owns you but if you owe $500MM then you own the bank.
Yes, but these are all regulations already established. Most people were born into the world where they were already in place, and over their lifes to date, there were only altered in a minor way - a speed limit change here, a new mandatory vaccine there. Some classes of people, like business owners, may have experienced more pronounced regulatory churn - but it still feels mostly like tweaking stuff here and there.

COVID was the first in most people's experience when their government just went and upended their lives. Starting next week schools are closed. Two weeks from now, you can't go do anything other than work and shop. Stay away from other people or else. That includes babysitters. Oh, and your workplace is ordered to close indefinitely for now.

Whether justified or not, this is an entirely different category from the usual mucking around regulations at the edges, or playing cat and mouse game with white-collar fraudsters (which causes many, if not most, of the business-related law changes).

And sure, this is an emergency. But the point is, most people alive - at least in the West - never experienced a national-level emergency before.
That is why consulting and outsourcing exist, you only pay for developers while you actually need them.

There are even companies outside software business, that pay contractors per tickets, basically a budget is assigned and the contractor does as much tickets as they are capable of for the given budget.

Now the quality of the code is not for the faint of heart.
.net is going to install the entire internet! We cant allow that!
I myseld have tried swimming and running over the years. While i did not give up quickly i struggled to keep going longer than 1-2 years. Also had to force myself quite a bit.

Right now i am using nintendos ring fit adventure (2xper week for 10 month niw), really enjoy doing it and wish i had more time slots. The workouts are are challenging, i start sweating 10 min into. Done within 1h (including shower). Great if you have family. Cannot recommend it enough.
I think just scope (same reason static class members exist).
yeah, when you say it like that it does seem consistent across cultures. the main thing for me is that I am unfamiliar with the connotations behind different last names in India, and I also cannot tell Indian subcultures apart visually if there are more nuanced ethnicities but I am becoming aware that this level of nuance is also at play
Podcast + 45' walk in the morning before work. Couch potato to 5k training plan in 3 months while listening to a podcast you enjoy.

Halve your food intake. Eat the same, just half. Don't snack after dinner.
Qualcomm has mostly relied on its integrated modem to remain king. It is good in other things as well cpu/gpu/adsp/pmic etc. in general overall solution rather than the chip.

AMD did not designed adreno for Qualcomm. AMD acquired ATI and as part of acquisition it also got mobile gpu(adreno) which was designed for handhelds. It later decided it does not have much use of it and Qualcomm acquired the ip along with people at peanuts.
If it's unethical, then some of the largest news organizations in the world are guilty of it.

AI-written copy has been part of the mix at the Associated Press since 2014. They create automated text stories from structured sets of data using natural language generation; their first efforts were corporate earnings stories for all publicly traded companies in the United States, increasing output by a factor of 10. They now apply similar technology to some sports previews and game recaps globally.
> The 100% tax break is for QSBS specifically, but it seems like you're saying all capital gains should be taxed annually rather than at realization, including regular retail investors, people who own houses, etc.

You're right, what I said was pretty sloppy.

IMO taxing annually is fairest. But also, if you're an ordinary decent investor, then there shouldn't be much difference between either treatment. If the difference between "realising" your gains annually vs all at once makes a difference for you, it's because you're doing some swimming-with-the-sharks shenanigans (such as claiming a 100% tax break somehow).

IMO it's right for the government to be as aggressive as legally possible when closing tax loopholes, because the people exploiting them will be as aggressive as legally possible (as is their right). I think anyone who retired or bought a house based on the expected profits from their tax-avoidance scheme deserves what they get - sure, it sucks to find out your savings are suddenly worth 5% less than you thought, but if that 5% was because you weren't paying your fair share of taxes, well, tough cookies.
Just for clarification it's "moving to Discord" not "moving to the Discord"
The UK minimum is "25 days, including Bank Holidays". Most decent places will make that "25 days, plus Bank Holidays". One place I worked did "25 days, plus Bank Holidays, but since we need in-office cover, you can work a Bank Holiday and take that day off somewhen else."
The rules are still designed by an organization ultimately run by humans, and the outcomes are also measured ultimately by human decision makers.

The technical platform is still ultimately an extension of the organization, which is the entity that ultimately has human goals - mostly profit, and avoiding outcomes that threaten that profit.
Not native speaker, this is indeed what I meant :)
Yes, and a lot of those come from abroad, especially in STEM fields, and China and India lead the list by a significant margin when looking at where they come from, and the largest share by field go to engineering:

https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11347 (PDF, 2019, so pre-Corona)

Sure, that still leaves plenty of native US students.
I'd recommend classes of some sort. For me it was crossfit, but there are tons of other options - HIIT, pilates, yoga, oly lifting, cycling, rock climbing, etc.

Classes solved all sorts of issues for me. I would always go to the gym for 4-8 weeks pretty regularly, then just...get bored, lose motivation and stop. Same with running, cycling, whatever.

In contrast, with classes you: just show up regularly and will get fitter over time (taking all the effort out of building your own program), get variety, build a community, and depending on the class get education on correct form and new workout ideas / stretches / programming.

Classes were the key to fitness for me.
When are Europe's carmakers making the switch to electric cars?
Easy, when coming from Windows developer experince since 3.0 days, and been burned by the rewrite hell yearly cycle that started with Windows 8.

Now better wait for Windows 12 until they make their mind what Windows desktop APIs are supposed to look like.
This same link front-paged from a later posting so here are some more comments!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28537380
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There's an exercise program called couch to 5k. Tons of people have used it, it's super easy to follow, and it works.

Download the first week podcast. Pick 3 days and times to exercise this week, 1/2 hour. Follow the program. In 9 weeks you will be able to run 5k.

Its basically music, with instruction to start running, or stop and start walking, over the top.

Theres loads of different podcasts that you can choose that implement it, here's one from the NHS:

https://www.nhs.uk/live-well/exercise/couch-to-5k-week-by-we...

This is how easy week 1 is:

For the runs in Week 1, you will begin with a brisk 5-minute warm-up walk, then you will alternate 60 seconds of running, with 90 seconds of walking, for a total of 20 minutes.

Once you can run 5k, pick a half-marathon 14 or so weeks out. Start a 12/14 week half marathon program. This will usually be 1 weekly 5k run, 1 weekly 20 minute other cardio, 1 weekly ever increasing distance run (5k, 6k, 7k, 8k, 9k, etc.) to the point where you'll run 20k the week before your half marathon.

Then run the half marathon.
Speaking from my own experience as software engineer with burnout and doing sport: do it slowly, everything else is an additional source of stress.

My take on exercise is the following:

- a baseline of pull-ups and push-ups. Doing them multiple times a day, basically every time I take a break. I don't do them until failure but just enough for them being taxing. I started out with 6 push-ups and 2 pull-ups in a row and increased them every one to two weeks. It takes 5 minutes and also helps me with concentration.

- I go bouldering 1-2 times a week because it's fun. Sometimes I'm motivated, sometimes not but that's fine. The boulder-hall has a rowing ergometer which I often use to counter the sitting in front of a computer lifestyle.

- I take the bike everywhere I can.

That said, it's all about consistency. It's amazing how fast one gets used to sport and doesn't want to miss it afterwards.

For diet, I just put a lot more veggies in there than before and adapted to interval fasting (meaning: skipping the breakfast). After a week, I stopped being hungry in the mornings and I lost around 6.5kg in 3 month. Now my weight is stable and I'm happy with it.
In France as well with the caveat that the French government is constrained by EU subsidies laws and political risk (nuclear energy is a political risk), not to mention financing limitations as well.
This just isn't the place to go for promotional materials about upcoming video games. It's a niche search engine for discovering stuff off the beaten path, the stuff you can't find on mainstream search engines. Some of it is junk, admittedly, and not everyone will see the point, that's fine too.

Despite what some people seem to think, it's never been meant as a google-replacement. I have never claimed otherwise.
Wooshed myself, didn't I? And yet, somehow there was someone willing to defend it.
If you're using tools/languages that change rapidly (like Kotlin, in my case), syntax from a few years ago will often be outdated.
Before corona started, I walked to work every day (1.5 hours in total). It's a habit I've had since I was a student too poor to buy a bus card.

A few months after this I started noticing how just walking the stairs got me tired, and how my general well-being deterioated.

I've certainly never been "fit", but walking to work is a great start. It also does not require much dedication , something which is hard to spare if you have a busy career.
Same here. My DKIM headers are signed by a well known and respected email provider. I assume if you self host the results are gonna be wildly different.

Sometimes I send reminders from my xyz domain to my corporate email accounts (which tend to have a rather aggressive filtering) and everything seems to work fine.
The talent is definitely there but working with Indian startups - Zomato, Flipkart, Ola, Byjus, etc. More interesting work for people than outsourced projects. Try finding alumni from Indian startups and they’d know how to hire and likely have connections with talented individuals to start.
This is not coming from „east german authoritarian spirit“. This is the west and the uprising „progressive left“ (whatever you want to call it). To me it seems they take on lots of ideas from the US progressives. Especially these „suppress for freedom“ type of thinking.
The label they put on the protesters is „querdenker“ - which used to be a cool word to describe thinking differently.

The media said they are dangerous since the beginning. Some estimates say there are up to 15-20% of right-extremists partaking in the „protests“.
The conclusion for the majority in germany is: there are nazis and that‘s why the protests should be forbidden.

Obviously we shouldn‘t allow people fighting against minorities to do whatever they want.
But the remaining 80-85% are „normal“ people (a lot might be too esoteric, but hey, that‘s nothing bad per se).

„One bad apple, spoils the bunch“, it seems.

Though, the current government (mostly of the CDU, party of chancellor Merkel), was involved in a few corruption scandals lately.
Politicans are no apples, but these dangerous people wanting their constitutional rights back obviously are.

I don‘t like the opinion of the „querdenker“ movement. But i am much more concerned with the german acceptance to restrict their constitutional rights.

Germans are good following rules. They‘re no revolutionaries, they‘re top executors. So they should be extra careful on which rules get set.
There will not be a lot of people questioning rules as soon as they are set but rather just live by them. as history has taught us more than the one, bad, bad, time.

Btw: Even most people in east germany who have important roles are from the west.
That was my experience as well. Didn't know about v2ray, thanks!
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I'll quote myself:

> The fact that you don't like the tradeoffs [the phone/tablet designs] provide doesn't mean they weren't engineered and considered.
If you’re already used to WPF then you can continue using it. You don’t have to switch to something else.
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This is probably why the UK banking industry requires everyone to have at least one unbroken 2-week vacation every year.
this makes a lot more sense alongside the actual souce code, like in this version:

https://www.amazon.com/Lions-Commentary-Unix-John/dp/1573980...
> could be interpreted poorly now

Yes doing the exact opposite of what you have always said tends to do that.
Quit the office job and work a fast paced physical labor job. You’ll lose weight and gain strength and stamina guaranteed. I mean this too I actually did it. I can’t do office jobs it’s hell to me. I lost 30 pounds in my first two years working at my factory job. I can eat nearly anything I want too without gaining weight.
This is my nightmare. My current delusion that keeps me stable - is that since I know the fundamentals straight, like what makes a processor better, what makes a language better and what makes a framework/library better I should be able float and proactively sense incoming waves. But only time can tell what happens to current generation software engineers who get old.
This is how i did it:

1. Start with a morning walk, or jog or even run if/when you feel like it. Spend about 1h moving before work. Walking is great form of exercise as long as it gets your heart pumping. For me walking is plenty enough to get me on lower training heart rate zones, and that is where 90%-95% of all training should happen, no matter how fit one is.

2. Eat well. For me taking in about 1.6g of protein / kg of body weight works, as it keeps sugar cravings away. Although I've always been light/normal weight, the body composition has not been great.

3. Again, for me, a fitness tracker (fitbit) has been a great tool, as it has both motivates me (I have a step goal for a day) and the app helps me to count what I eat. I started by counting everything I eat, but found out that counting the protein has been enough, as I don't feel like eating junk after having enough protein (note: not excessive amount, just enough, or maybe even a little too much). I stopped counting when I became familiar with what works.

4. Start every meal with protein. Might be just a placebo effect, but I've seen studies that say eating protein first significantly decreases insulin spikes. So if I eat breakfast I start with something with protein in it and then eat the rest, and the coffee last. I believe this has had an effect on my diet, mood and again sugar cravings.

5. I am definitely performing better, have better stamina and brain fog is almost non existent. I think I've been in a denial about my actual shape and weight, as I'm almost back to high school weight now with absolutely no adverse effects, just better body composition and mood.

6. I think everyone has a way that suits them. I highly recommend walking, it is magical form of exercise that gets you 99% of the health benefits without demanding almost anything. All other forms of exercise are fine too, but walking is the king of low effort, high return exercises and is probably something even an avid gym goer or bicycler should do. Any human basically.

Being lighter than the average Joe is absolutely not a measurement of your health or fitness. I guess I've become "skinny fat" at some point without realizing it, and I absolutely don't care about being skinny or fat, it is just that the feeling I have now is so much better. All the best for you!
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Maybe his next startup? Automated bulk answering of similar comments?
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The fact that you're asking "what could happen within the next 20 years" when it comes to the life on our planet screams the doom of the human race to me. Jesus...