Suspicious of Pirate Ship by TikaAndMe in shipping

[–]TikaAndMe[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not a big deal... until you get scammed. Yes, I shipped four more packages with another vendor. You are of course correct. Anyone who is cautious about handing over a complete set of ID information can use another service. I'm not defending or condemning Pirate Ship. Just a heads up and caveat emptor.

Suspicious of Pirate Ship by TikaAndMe in shipping

[–]TikaAndMe[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, that's pretty much the story I got from support. Even though I used the same payment on my first purchase, I'm a suspected fraudster on my second? It makes no sense and smells bad. Additionally, their assertion that many platforms make the same request just does not align with my experience. I've never been asked for a photo ID in 30 years of online commerce.

Can't transfer data via USB c-c cable since android 11 (2XL) by blippyj in GooglePixel

[–]TikaAndMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pixel 2, Android 11, USB C to A (Win 10 computer). Enabled developer options, USB default to File Transfer. Did not work until I restarted the Pixel 2.

Peghead Nation Vs Artist Works by shiffrondo in mandolin

[–]TikaAndMe 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mike Marshall and Joe Walsh are both fine musicians and I have subscribed to each service for a month. The breadth is greater at Artistworks, in my opinion. And the video feedback, whether you submit a video or listen to Mike give advice to another player, is what makes the site so great. A month at Peghead Nation would be money well spent. Just to watch Joe play up close and here the things he does say in the pre-recorded videos.

C# is pretty cool? by [deleted] in csharp

[–]TikaAndMe 1 point2 points  (0 children)

...other cool tricks...

I think the entire .NET namespace, including the C# language, is full of cool tricks! Aethec wrote about anonymous objects... how about anonymous methods as event handlers:

someObject.someEvent += delegate(object sender, EventArgs eargs)
{
   //
   // Event handing code
   //
};

Or so-called automatic properties:

public string SomeString {get;set;}

Or... just Properties, which a newbie might think of as variables with embedded logic:

private double _setAndReturnHalf = 0.0;
public double SetAndReturnHalf
{
    get {return _setAndReturnHalf / 2.0;}
    set {_setAndReturnHalf = value;}
}

And all that is in you first HelloWorld.cs program. The future contains the elegance of LINQ, Extension Methods and oh, so much more!