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There we go! Mapsui 5.0.0 was released 🚀🚀🚀

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Mapsui is a map components that supports all main .NET UI Frameworks, like MAUI, Avalonia, Uno.

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A story in Private Eye, headlined "Minority representation on TV causes outrage". The article reads: "There has been widespread support for prominent Reform MP Sarah Pochin after she complained about the over-representation of minorities on television. Said one angry viewer, "She's right. Every time you turn on the telly there's another Reform MP being interviewed by Laura Kuenssberg." She added, "I respect their way of life and their strange customs, but Reform MPs comprise only 0.7 percent of the House of Commons. Yet Nigel Farage is on Question Time more than Fiona Bruce." "I'm not prejudiced. Some of my best friends are swivel-eyed loons, but enough is enough. There are too many people with angry red faces on television."

Private Eye nailing it.

Wait until they hear that CO has only half of the poisonous oxygen....

The most likely reason (assuming there really was a reason) is that you wanted to return a completely _different_ array to the caller vs just mutating the contents of the passed array from within the callee.

Peterborough Filipino nurses mark 25 years at NHS trust Nine out of the 34 Filipino nurses who arrived in 2000 are still working at the hospital trust.

Lovely story... www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Surely the current nomenclature is "men of fighting age" ! Have to admit, it never occurred to me they might be talking about COD ! ;-)

Good man. Dont back down. Don't let these thugs intimidate you.

Indeed - or "take the (500 lines of unstructured) output from that last command and turn them into a CSV file with these columns..."

I mean imagine being in the audience for this thing and NOT raising your hand at the end to politely ask "dude - wtf are you on?"

Haha - great stuff.

One significant - & dangerous - thing to watch for is professional commentators objecting to words rather than examining the evidence. It's pearl-clutching & cowardly, obviously, but also a deliberate attempt to avoid confronting exactly what they themselves are facilitating and often cheering on.

How pretty is this? Plotting asset journeys using a "pseudo heatmap" on the amazing MapsUI component by @pauldendulk.bsky.social Points are colored using a new "heatmap_color" function in the KQL engine

Admittedly, this is more of a terminal feature but still... :-)

Oh.. and to answer your question.. very _very_ much against them.

Even assuming (optimistically) a majority of these are bots and troll farms it's depressing that we're in an environment where people can post this kind of stuff. They won't win but we need to take it seriously.

Kusto-Loco 1.3.8 released. Headline feature is client support for:

- Azure Defender (Advanced Threat Hunting)
- LogAnalytics
- ARG (Azure Resource groups)

Lokqldx can not only issue queries to these but also supports 'render' unlike the native APIs

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KQL DataViz C#

I know the numbers aren't really meaningful but it'll be nice to hit triple digits... ;-)

KQL Kusto Lokqldx

Would be genuinely interested in your thoughts if you do. I used it a long time ago on some mega-refactoring projects and liked what it could do but can't really justify the expense for day-to-day development

C# expression trees to start inserting Excel formulae ! ;-)

Kind of neat if you're dealing repeatedly with the same data shapes or using excel to persist data you want to operate on with code. That's a fairly unusual case where I'm from but I may well be in a minority. I guess the other question is where does this end ? I mean you could use...

This is very cool and I encourage anyone interested in mapping to check out this amazing library!

ARG/Defender don't support the render operator afaict but I found a way :-)

KQL Kusto lokqldx

True - though you then have the overhead of having to decode the assembly. A couple of tools that _might_ help though I'm skeptical at this scale.. Resharper and NDepend. Both paid but with free trials. NDepend is probably close to doing what you want.

In a day? Tricky, but a blunt-force approach would be to build a simple grep-like tool to look for class definitions and then count callsites for their constructors. That would at least give a "way in" for identifying things that might be moved easily or conversely have high dependent count.

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HELP WANTED... It has not escaped my notice that a lot of people round here use KQL for something they call "infosec" rather than for drawing pretty charts. Therefore, I have added Defender, Monitor and ARG clients to Lokqldx. However, not being a user myself, I am looking for beta testers...

Sure but I mean it's 7-8 times slower! that seems... like not just a slower file system ?

I was pretty surprised to see this and checked a couple of completed PR logs on github. The discrepancy seems to be mainly in "dotnet restore" (2:43 vs 24s !) "Setup net sdk" is also significantly faster on non-windows. What on earth is going on here? Surely this should be dominated by network?

This guy has to go... I'll freely admit I'm _extremely_ disturbed by seen so many far-right thugs gathered in one place with the world's dimmest billionaire egging them on while our government smile politely and congratulate themselves for rising above it.

Seems like a missed opportunity here to check out how the real experts would approach the trolley problem...