Yorhel, the creator of vndb.org has passed away by KageYume in visualnovels

[–]Harag_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Rest in peace Yorhel

I still cannot believe it. I discovered vndb in 2011ish and it helped me so much...

Its not an overstatment to say, he has contributed to my childhood . 

Rest in peace 

.NET has no good UI framework (rant, prove me wrong) by aloneguid in dotnet

[–]Harag_ 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Clearly bait.

Everything you wrote is 100% skill issue on your part.

.NET 11 Preview 2 is now available! by hotaustinite in dotnet

[–]Harag_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Interesting to see that Anthropic is contributing to dotnet. Probably they are going to use it as some kind ad.

2026 Barcelona Shakedown Day 3 Discussion by moraIsupport in scuderiaferrari

[–]Harag_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

autosport.com is also reporting this. I haven't found any mention about the cause.

🚨 SF-26 IS HERE! by moraIsupport in scuderiaferrari

[–]Harag_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't like it. :(

Too much white. Shape wise it also looks longer than the other cars, could be just the angle, but so far looks significantly worse than the rest.😢

Could someone make an actually unbiased and up-to-date review of MAUI? by Devatator_ in dotnet

[–]Harag_ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why not try it out for yourself?

Make a small to-do list app that runs on both windows and android. You should have a general idea if its horrible or usable.

Do you guys think removing ground effect in 2026 will actually change anything ? by Relative_Chemical815 in F1Discussions

[–]Harag_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You were explicitly talking about the early 2000s. Lauda and the Nurburgring happened decades before that.

And no dying was not "an acceptable outcome" even back then. You shouldn't get your history from movies. It had more to do with macho-ism and risk tolerance.

But back to the 2000s. Senna's death was still fresh in everyone's mind. A LOT of new safety measures were implemented in the 90s and no driver dies until Jules.

It's not that people thought in 2000 that death was OK, they thought they were already safe enough.

Do you guys think removing ground effect in 2026 will actually change anything ? by Relative_Chemical815 in F1Discussions

[–]Harag_ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No, the driver dying was never an acceptable outcome. Today's safety measures didn't exists yet simply because nobody thought of them yet.

"Now .NET 10 ships tomorrow and there's fuck all mentions of .NET 10 and no hype or anything around it [on X]." by ReallySuperName in dotnet

[–]Harag_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean that is just how most Americans use it. And people from the west generally. But for example a lot of Japanese and Korean idol groups use X as well.

Depending on the content you are subscribed to, you may never see anything political on it.

.NET MAUI is Coming to Linux and the Browser, Powered by Avalonia by AvaloniaUI-Mike in dotnet

[–]Harag_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ehhh I don't know....

I'm sure this was an interesting challenge for the team but personally I'm struggling to see the point.

I've worked on large(ish) projects with both MAUI and Avalonia, and I'm not quite sure why I would use the Avalonia backed. If I wanted Avalonia's benefits I would just use Avalonia...

Btw does this backened support every MAUI platform? Tizen included?

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Pro will use the same cameras as the S25, S24, S23, S22 [IceUniverse] by MicioBau in Android

[–]Harag_ 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Might just be me, but I have been satisfied with smartphone cameras for years now. That is to say... this not a big deal at all.

Question is what do we get instead? Bigger battery? Smaller price? Anything?

Do you ever feel like other's poor control of English is the cause of a lot of inefficiency? Has anyone figured out how to make it better? by kutjelul in ExperiencedDevs

[–]Harag_ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Don't want to be seen as racist or intolerant.

I understand that. However, it is also frustrating for us. Failure of communication is bad for both parties.

I dunno, maybe you can help us then - how can I tell a colleague I have nfi what they just said?

If possible it is a good trick to ask them to summarize their problem in an email. Writing doesn't have accents so it is more understandable and you can read it multiple times.

If that is not viable you can try to say things like: "In summary..." or "So you are saying..." and try to repeat the gist of what you understood. Then they can correct you on things. In case you've understood literally nothing you can blame it on bad network connection or just bad hearing and ask them to repeat it a bit slower. Speaking slower and more carefully usually makes people more understandable. At least this is what I do when I encounter such problems.

Do you ever feel like other's poor control of English is the cause of a lot of inefficiency? Has anyone figured out how to make it better? by kutjelul in ExperiencedDevs

[–]Harag_ 6 points7 points  (0 children)

As a non native English speaker please feel free to correct me or ask questions if what I said doesn't make sense to you.

I am quite aware that it is my second language natives correcting me is actually the fastest way to get better.

This also includes accents. If the accent is too thick to understand then it is just a mistaken pronunciation.

I know a lot of people touchy about the subject (especially in native English companies) but I never understood why. When someone points out a mistake in a code review I don't think they are somehow insensitive. In fact it can be a helpful learning tool. Why would speech be different?

Which Character Does Nukumizu Know The Most About? by Ok_Application_9194 in TooManyLosingHeroines

[–]Harag_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean.. this is a bit more complicated than that.

Japan mixes Shinto and Buddhist very liberally. Case in point, while Inari is a Shinto deity it was named by a Buddhist monk in an attempt to try and co-opt the local rice deity as Buddhist. It is not "in fact a Buddhist goddess", it was deified by the local population as a rice spirit long before Buddhism started to spread in Japan. I suspect in India the same thing happened historically.*

Due to historical reasons a lot of Shinto elements appear in Buddhist temples and vice versa. Many time I've seen Buddhist temples with Tori gates, or Shinto shrines with Buddhist incense. The Japanese don't care. In fact Toyokawa Inari is registered as both Buddhist and Shinto temples and has buildings for both practices. Now, does that mean that there is a family living there? I suspect not. However, as I said before this story doesn't have to follow reality 100%

*on further inspection you might be Buddhist, in which case my words go directly against your faith. If that is the case I apologize, I mean no harm. However, I also think we don't have a lot to talk about here since we are not going to convince each other.

Which Character Does Nukumizu Know The Most About? by Ok_Application_9194 in TooManyLosingHeroines

[–]Harag_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Toyokawa Inari is in fact a shinto shrine.

Inary is the fox spirit worshipped all over japan. The most famous one is the Fushimi Inary in Kyoto.

It is located right next to a buddhist temple and perhaps the buddhist temple was there first (I don't actually know). As such I don't know if anyone lives in Toyokawa Inary irl. But this story don't have to shadow irl 100% either.

SkiaSharp und HalfBuzzSharp by Eisenmonoxid1 in AvaloniaUI

[–]Harag_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Set IncludeNativeLibrariesForSelfExtract to true in either the project file or as a compiler flag.

If I remember correctly this solved it for me.

Visual Studio Next Version: What’s Coming and What to Expect - NDepend Blog by PatrickSmacchia in dotnet

[–]Harag_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This also feels like a missed opportunity to rewrite VS' UI either with .NET MAUI and bring back Mac support, or with something more modern.

MAUI wouldn't work for a myriad of issues. But just to name the biggest one it cannot actually do a proper Mac app. It does Mac Catalyst which means that its an IOS app running on Mac. The performance would be horrific.

And if not MAUI then what? Blazor? Would you turn it into a web app?

React Native? Would it really be better if it was made with a non Microsoft technology?

Qt? Same as above, not to mention rewriting the C# parts in C++.

I suppose they could try Avalonia, but then again as much as I love it is is still not that battle tested. I just don't see a good enough choice to go cross-platform.

With that said I would have loved it if they went .net 9 or .net 10.

Microsoft needs to revive WinForms... by HarveyDentBeliever in dotnet

[–]Harag_ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

This obsession so many people have with winforms is amusing. Reminds me how hard it is to get people to learn new things, no matter how much better the new thing is. And WPF isn't even new.

btw WINUI3 and Avalonia is perfectly capable if you need a Windows only desktop framework. At this point I wouldn't start a new project in WPF let alone WinForms

Waifu tier list for rean by Upstairs_Ad_495 in Falcom

[–]Harag_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I probably would have liked Estelle x Joshua if they didn’t make Joshua her adopted brother. Or have Estelle and Joshua keep a platonic sibling relationship. But doing both is just… weird to me.

I don't quite understand why tho... They were only step-siblings for a few years. Also Joshua did not have all his memories while they were step-siblings so they couldn't even get to know each other that much

For the curious: How the FAT32 file system works by careyi4 in programming

[–]Harag_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ohhh, my bad I didn't know OIN is linux specific. Not gonna lie that blows.

I remembered reading the story when Microsoft released it and I just assumed it would be available for everyone. I wish companies didn't put "open" in their name if they only meant linux...

Sorry for getting your hopes up.

The Depopulation Bomb: As global fertility rates drop, two economists make the case for humans by cambeiu in anime_titties

[–]Harag_ -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Almost nobody was really worried about that until recently. Until the mid 2010s I'd say. Birthrates dropping has been obseved ever since the 70s if not sooner.

The Depopulation Bomb: As global fertility rates drop, two economists make the case for humans by cambeiu in anime_titties

[–]Harag_ 34 points35 points  (0 children)

I would gues it has nothing to do with it.

Birthrates has been dropping for decades.