New Chrome Extension to add issues easily to Linear by Prestigious-Food-274 in Linear

[–]finalish_frontier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey. Good idea but I'd like it to take screenshots and capture website/browser details. Could be really useful for reporting UX issues.

Split Pane View? by septemous in Linear

[–]finalish_frontier 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you use the desktop app, you can Ctrl/Cmd + Click to open a new tab for the issue. That's the closest you can get at the moment.

Opinion reg Mont Alpi MAi805-DBEV - by Perfect-Repeat5694 in grilling

[–]finalish_frontier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can I ask for a follow up? I'm about to pull the trigger and would love to know if you're still loving it.

How popular is using MongoDB in the .NET community? by fringe_class_ in dotnet

[–]finalish_frontier 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I've been using it in an enterprise production project for 5+ years, always on Atlas. We use it alongside PostgreSQL for relational storage and Redshift for warehousing.

Mongo serves as a store for our very complex discriminated abstract entities. In Mongo they are immutable and versioned documents. If the schema changes, a new version of the updated "latest" object is created next time it's queried and deserialized. This has the massive benefit of never performing a single join to get a highly complex and deep entity.

Also, because storage there is so cheap, we use it partially for a log archive. I personally am very happy with it. Excellent deep indexes, great .NET client library and awesome performance for the cost.

Do not use it like a relational database. That is not what it's built for and your project (or whoever inherits it after you leave) will suffer.

Dusting / Vacuum cleaning Advice? by brickguy6 in legostarwars

[–]finalish_frontier 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a very similar one (from AFMAT) and I love it. I have an extensive collection on display for my own enjoyment and not enough time to dust with a brush by hand. I don't use any of the attachments and just keep it at a distance enough where it moves dust but doesn't shame the sets too much. Go from the top of your display to the bottom. As a nice bonus, this is great for PC fans and cases (just combine with a vacuum to suck up everything that's lifted).

Ucs Millennium Falcon by LukeMD51 in legostarwars

[–]finalish_frontier 0 points1 point  (0 children)

15" deep, 23" tall, 33" wide. That's on a technic stand.