Recently I had to free up some space and chose Docker image cahe as a victim…. a stubborn victim.
takeown.exe /F "C:\ProgramData\Docker\WindowsFilter" /R /A /D Y icacls "C:\ProgramData\Docker\WindowsFilter" /T /C /grant Administrators:F
Recently I had to free up some space and chose Docker image cahe as a victim…. a stubborn victim.
takeown.exe /F "C:\ProgramData\Docker\WindowsFilter" /R /A /D Y icacls "C:\ProgramData\Docker\WindowsFilter" /T /C /grant Administrators:F
/// <summary> /// Convert string to Guid /// </summary> /// <param name="value">the string value</param> /// <returns>the Guid value</returns> public static Guid ConvertToMd5HashGUID(string value) { // convert null to empty string - null can not be hashed if (value == null) { value = string.Empty; } // get the byte representation var bytes = Encoding.Default.GetBytes(value); // create the md5 hash MD5 md5Hasher = MD5.Create(); byte[] data = md5Hasher.ComputeHash(bytes); // convert the hash to a Guid return new Guid(data); }
If you are someone who uses caps lock… well, great for you. But if you are someone like me (and I guess most of the devs) who hit it only by accident then I suggest you remap caps lock to Ctrl today. Save your pinky from a carpal tunnel syndrome 😉
http://blog.horie.to/2012/06/make-capslock-additional-ctrl-in.html
Not sure who did this superb flowchart of what and in what order happens during MVC request but it’s awesome and I just have to share it!
Download link: ASP.NET MVC Pipeline
I got to say this is my number 1 C# person on the planet and if not for Scott Gu he would be my number 1 person at Microsoft.
Every video with him is really really interesting. So is this one: http://player.microsoftpdc.com/Session/b3efbe56-08c0-4ea9-85ec-eb481c189abd/9654
I’d encourage every .NET developer to take some time and learn about the new async stuff comming in C# 5. Visual Studio’s Async page is a good place to start.