A lot of people were complaining about using CSS toolkits like Tailwind with Shadow DOM and web components. A few asked how I use them, so I made this simple skeleton app with a few goodies included. Here are the features:

* Nav Toolbar * Theme Selector * Routing for three pages using the Lit Router * Mixin class which gives you all the power of Tailwind and Daisy for Lit components * Bootstrap icons wrapped as a web component * Breadcrumbs * 100% Lighthouse Score

What I do with my flatulence is my business and mine alone! Freedom!

It's not a number. It's a process of generating an unbounded series of numbers. Then, what kind of infinity do are we talking about. Monotonic number series interleave odd and even numbers. The series of all positive odd numbers will by definition generate odd numbers. And so on.

It’s a cardinal number: the size of sets. Adding a single new element to an infinite set doesn’t change its size, so adding 1 couldn’t change an odd/even property of that cardinal number.

But there are also infinities as ordinal numbers, and for those there is a well-defined notion of odd/even, based on their total ordering.

So long our dear friend Larry. You have been such an inspiration. Amongst other achievements, the Newton is still such an incredible machine (and love Dylan)

They have a directive to move it to .net core - assume I assume this will make it cross-platform?

The repository for WPF for .NET Core is linked right here at the top. You can explore it yourself. It only supports Windows (there's a lot of hardcoded Win32 stuff in it). Microsoft has said they won't spend resources to support cross-platform efforts on it. They also likely wouldn't stop community forks from trying (just don't expect MSFT employees to participate during day job time), but again you can explore the repository here and get a sense of how much work it would take (a lot).

.NET Core has always had platform-specific libraries that only work on a single platform or work somewhat differently on different platforms. The UI libraries (WPF and WinForms) are just the biggest examples now of platform-specific libraries on .NET Core.