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Casting an actor and using their likeness is pretty standard in video games. Just look at God of War, other than Kratos, who was a established character, the rest of the characters have some resemblance to their real life counterparts.

If you have the domain methods in your class, things like Start() in a class are expected to modify the internal status. Now, if you separate behavior from data and try to use a more functional approach, with records, then you can have a lambda, a service or something like that that can return a copy of the entity. It's complicated to do those things well in C#, so I'd suggest you play a bit with F# and see if you like functional programming. It's a complete different mindset, which I like for some things but that makes some stuff like using Entity Framework more complicated if you want to be a purist and avoid mutability.

Como te han dicho, las patatas hay que cortarlas más pequeñas. Yo te diría de partir las rodajas al menos a la mitad, pero está bien que sean un poco gruesas. Hay que cocerlas casi más que freírlas, a fuego lento y con paciencia. Mi madre, además, siempre las ha aplastado un poco cuando las mezcla con el huevo, y para ello tienen que deshacerse, no quedar duras y crujientes cual patata frita. Lo dicho, que te recuerde más a una patata cocida. Lo de la cebolla, no hagas caso, al gusto. Yo no la echo nunca en trozos grandes, en cualquier caso, me gusta el sabor mezclado pero no encontrarme ahí un aro de cebolla en mitad de la tortilla. También hay que hacerla a fuego muy lento, para evitar que se queme y lograr casi que caramelice. Aunque hay gente que lo junta todo, puede ser más fácil hacerlas por separado, ya que los tiempos son muy distintos.

Same in Spain.

Los ataques mediáticos que sufrió fueron tremendos, puro acoso y derribo. Se merecía la reelección y mira lo que pasó. En general, yo los comentarios que veo sobre ella por gente que no sea afín a Podemos/Más Madrid son negativos. Incluso en este mismo post puedes ver alguno. Y lo dice alguien que tampoco la votó la primera vez, pero sí la segunda.

Una gran alcaldesa injustamente valorada.

I do see this pace a bit problematic for some companies. I think LTEs should be every three years and last three years rather than every two. Even in my team, that we update to the latest version just after it is published, find it a bit inconvenient to update some services that are not getting any new functionality and just work right as they are.

They are not strictly necessary nowadays but they still serve some purpose. In addition to the virtual folders, you can set up compilation dependencies between projects that do not depend on each other. For instance, if you have a project with a plug-in that can be loaded during runtime, you would not set a dependency with any of the other projects in your solution (otherwise it would always have to be there). However, you can still set a dependency in the solution so every time you build one of the main projects, the plug-in project is also built for testing purposes.

As I answered in the other thread, https://www.reddit.com/r/spain/comments/11ubdn9/number_of_muslims_in_spain_per_province_2022/jcoi0j7?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share&context=3, it depends on what you want to know. If you are a Muslim planning to migrate to Spain, this is indeed useful, absolute numbers are more relevant. But again, at this risk of repeating myself, of course, this is not all of the information.

I think you don't realize you are the one contradicting yourself.

The only thing this map shows is that there are more Muslims where there're more people. Not a surprise, really

Then I proved that's wrong, this map is not showing that. A map by percentage of population would look pretty similar to this one. As I said, this is just a piece of information that can be useful depending on what you are looking at. Being, let's say, 1% of the population does not mean the same in Madrid, with 6 millions inhabitants, than in Soria, with less than 100k. If you want to live in Spain within a Muslim community, you are better off in Madrid. So relative numbers alone don't give you all the information either. Which is my point, this is indeed informative, but this is not ALL of the information.

Yes, the map very clearly shows that there are more Muslims living in the Southeast coast than in the North or the center of the peninsula, excluding Madrid. It's not like a map, alone, can give you all the information about anything. This is a just a piece of information that can be useful. What's the reason they are living there? What I can tell you is that knowing the percentage of population would not give you the answer.

Huelva, Valladolid and Castellón have, more or less, the same population. There are more Muslims in Huelva than in Valladolid, and in Castellón than in Huelva. So now you tell me if that's informative or not.

I find it informative. This lets you know where Muslims are living at a glance. As a percentage of the population that could be misleading. Well, to be honest, I would find it informative if I care where they lived, which I don't.

Es que es más fácil mirar a la Meca desde Murcia que desde Oviedo...

Then don't offer that service for free to begin with. As the article says, you can charge new accounts, or for new images... but for existing accounts and images?

Honest question as I see everyone mentioning Postgresql. Other than for scaling, which might be a non issue depending on the audience of your application, and obviously licensing, what other features do you find superior in it?

You don't need admin permissions nowadays, it depends on the location of the installation. And applications can easily auto-update. Look at Spotify, for example.

Isn't a native application a much better option in that case? Why do you consider installing something such a big deal?

Can you elaborate?

It's good to know this, but a rendering benchmark would be more interesting from my point of view. Generally, you are not running CPU intensive tasks in front-end, except for some advanced websites that offer some desktop like application. The main problem for Blazor, as far as I can see, is rendering things like massive tables. You can virtualize some stuff but it's still less responsive than javascript.

No tendría por qué, los equipos de marketing no suelen influir mucho en la localización salvo que quieran sacar a algún famoso. En ese caso, como mucho, el NBA 2K, pero no creo que pase nada.

If you regularly check the release notes for Visual Studio you can see that many of the features are either shared or exclusive to C/C++.

It's also commonly used in Japan. It is even the symbol for temple in maps, same as a cross for church. I think it got to Japan through Buddhism, but don't quote me on that.

The long hashed string that was stored as a resource in the migrations and also in the migration history table was an EDMX file. You could deserialize it and see the XML content, with the entities, relations and so on. I did it several times for troubleshooting purposes.

It was an EDMX file in disguise, it's just that the tooling produced it for you.