You can control the brightness of your monitor from inside your OS
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If your monitor supports DDC/CI, you can easily control your monitor’s brightnes from your OS.
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If your monitor supports DDC/CI, you can easily control your monitor’s brightnes from your OS.
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On Linux Mint you can control the sound volume by scrolling on top of the sound icon. On Windows we can get the same functionality with help from AutoHotkey.
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We take a theoretical look into CQRS
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Always use BufferBlock<T> instead of BlockingCollection<T> in Blazor WASM. It is not supported!
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Remember relative/absolute paths? Image.Source
respects in a weird way the relative path a/b.png
vs the absolute (to the project’s root) path /a/b.png
and it’s useless.
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CQRS was probably the pattern with most adepts having a surface-level understanding out of all patterns I’ve seen thus far.
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Microsoft provides KeyInterop.VirtualKeyFromKey function to convert a WPF key into a WinAPI virtual key.
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You should always use MOUSEEVENTF_VIRTUALDESK when using MOUSEEVENTF_MOVE to simulate moving the mouse cursor on Windows.
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