JavaScript, Date and ISO 8601 part3 27 December 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) JavaScript, Project As there seems some confusion and issues with JavaScript dates (here and here) I wanted to have a look at google Chrome and its ES6 capabilities. So I opened the javascript-harmony setting, enabled it and restarted chrome. I opened up the developer tools and hacked some ES6: Running it on Chrome 55.... [More]
JavaScript, Date and ISO 8601 part2 21 December 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) JavaScript, Windows, Project I had a JavaScript date issue some time ago. Today I looked at the sources of ChakraCore and dug to the point of interest. // Compute the time value timeValue = TvFromDate(year, month, day, timePortionMilliseconds - utcOffsetMilliseconds); if (isLocalTime) { ... [More]
JSON View replacement 16 November 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) JavaScript, Productivity, Web, Security JSON View has a security issue due to an XSS vulnerability. JSON Formatter (Chome Store) is an alternative. As I like dark themes I updated the Stylish definition: HTH,Daniel
Allow your account to sudo 11 November 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) Windows, Linux, Infrastructure I have the installed the bash of the Linux sub system on my windows 10 now for quite some time. Today the prompt informed me about available updates for packages. I tried to sudo to run the apt command but failed.lennybacon is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported. So I had a l... [More]
If time is an issue, the lack of reading might be the root cause 08 November 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) JavaScript, Project, Windows Look at the following code:var x = new Date('2016-01-29T14:00:00'); console.log(x.getTime()); Running it in different browsers is surprising1454076000000 // Chrome | FF | Opera 1454072400000 // IE | Edge MDN says: The getTime() method returns the numeric value corresponding to the time for ... [More]
The only thing you can trust is your trace output! 03 October 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) Tools, Productivity, C#, VisualStudio The Visual Studio Team is in the process of switching the debugging engine (at least since VS 2013). Today I experienced a really scary behavior. Here is a screenshot of the legacy engine and the new one – both failing to show me that the List<T> contains 75 items, but in different ways. Less... [More]
Data Lake WTF 20 September 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) VisualStudio, Productivity After an Update of Visual Studio 2015 (14) I wanted to use my usual keyboard short cut ([ALT] + [D]) to expand the “Debug”-menu and … Two menu entries listening to [D] now? For this ridiculous amount of 4 (in words four) menu entries? Seriously? Just delete the folder. And voila: Back. Producti... [More]
Junctions with PowerShell 16 August 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) Productivity, PowerShell, Tools Junctions are really useful. It pretty easy to create them inside a command shell on windows: But as it is a command inside cmd.exe and not a executable you cannot use mklink from PowerShell without calling cmd.exe BUT: the New-Item cmdlet supports options to achieve the same since Windows Manage... [More]
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Update all ArgumentNullExceptions to nameof syntax 07 February 2016 Daniel-Fisher-(lennybacon) C#, Productivity, Tools, VisualStudio Pretty simple with the search and replace of Visual Studio using Regular Expressions: Find what: throw new ArgumentNullException\(\"([a-z|A-Z]*)\"\); Replace with:throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof($1));