jaybo_nomad

I have no idea if it's related, but sometime after viewing this webpage Chrome /Win11 went wacky. Major repaint issues on the app I'm developing- unable to click on many items, basically unusable. The effect only happened on the web page I'm developing, other pages were unaffected.

- cleared cache, no effect.

- reboot, no effect

- ran Virus check, nothing found

- checked for driver updates, nothing found

- uninstall chrome, and reinstall. Apparently fixed.

Again, this is correlation not causation, but beware!

Not a captain, but I'd guess it has to do with the seasonal wind direction and strength variations. The North Pacific gets pretty wild in winter. Here's a visualization: https://www.deepzoom.com/s/20260107-r4y6xdifH4

Correction to parent post: Pocket Stars and Windows Mobile were developed in early 2000s, not 1990s.

Semi-related tangent: During the early 1990's I developed a star chart and ephemeris for the (momentarily) fashionable Windows Mobile platform called "Pocket Stars" that calculated one's geographical position from three or more sextant observations, mainly as backup for offshore sailors should their GPS system fail. For reasons I still can't fathom, a contractor for the Israeli military purchased many copies, apparently so their tanks and troops could remain oriented after all other electronic systems failed. My 15 minutes of Dr. Strangelove entanglement.

A thousand times this!

The Allen Institute for Brain Science is in the process of imaging 1 cubic mm of mouse visual cortex using TEM at a resolution of 4nm per pixel. The goal is to complete this in about 4 months running in parallel on 5 scopes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO8xCLBv6j0&t=70s

Does anyone have a prediction when .NET Core will be extended to include UI? I find this lack is the most confounding aspect of MSFTs strategy. Is Xamarin really it?

"I suppose the Xamarin guys need to eat but it's kind of disappointing they are not directly targeting iOS and Android".

Exactly! Clue #1: full Android emulator/debugger built into VS2015. Clue #2: Rosylyn and .NET native. Clue #3: Carving up .NET core into separate chunks for smaller deployments.

Maybe Xamarin was just a beta test for the real thing?

Bleeding edge WebGL requirements, but great 3D object control: http://cesiumjs.org/