Showing posts with label Feature. Show all posts
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Friday, 5 March 2021

Suggest A Feature - Visual Studio

Suggest A Feature - Visual Studio





Review the comments to find the link to the existing feature suggestion. Votes and comments have been merged in the original suggestion. Follow the original suggestion. Closed - Not Enough Info indicates that after several attempts, we haven鈥檛 received enough information to understand your feature suggestion fully. We have to close the new feature suggestion as we're unable to take any further action at this stage. Found the information we were looking for? You may request to reactivate the ticket when you have the additional information. Completed - Preview indicates that we implemented the feature you suggested. You can download a preview version of Visual Studio that contains your suggestion using the link provided in the comments. Completed - Release indicates that your new feature suggestion has been released in the latest product update. The Visual Studio update can be downloaded using the link provided in the comments. Why can鈥檛 I see my User Voice idea in Developer Community?





The Range Rover seems positively pricey by comparison, with ownership requiring at least 拢60,000 from you - rising to over 拢81,000 for the V8 diesel or supercharged 5.0-litre petrol. It does, however, come with a much higher level of standard kit than the Q7, so it鈥檚 worth scrutinising the price differences closely. For example, the Range Rover Sport comes with standard-fit electric memory seats, even on the lowest trim level, but they鈥檙e a 拢700 option on the Q7. Price-wise, there鈥檚 less of a gap between the two vehicles than the price lists might suggest, but the Q7 does just nick it. The Audi Q7 does just about everything well enough that it should make the shortlist, and a 7.1 aggregated carwow score backs that up. You won鈥檛 be disappointed with it. Until you pull up alongside a Range Rover Sport, which does everything better. The experts agree and the massive 8.8 score is so far beyond any other non-Land Rover offering in this sector it鈥檚 hard to see how anyone is going to catch up. But you pay for the privilege. Like for like the Sport is at best 拢8,000 more expensive than the Audi.





The thinner roofline and adjustable leather seats provide enough leg and headroom for the occupants. The Audi Q5 is powered by a 2.0 liter turbocharged four cylinder engine that emits 252 horsepower and 273 pound-feet torque. You can be sure to reach the top speed with the seven-speed clutch gearbox. 50,000 valued car has a pretty good fuel consumption rate. The KIA Telluride is a second generation car with all forms of redesigning and modification. The exterior look is graced with a large tiger nose grille that protects the front part sufficiently. The inside of this vehicle is designed to defeat all its competitors. The sensors, which are directly connected to the LED lights from the rooftop, record and store the user鈥檚 data and crucial information in the vehicle. It has a 3.5 liter V6 engine alongside an electric engine. If you like speeding, then you will be glad to know that this car can hit 60 mph within 60 seconds and has a top speed of 155 mph.





It is even a wise idea at times to make a modification, record its results for a period of time and then undo those changes to see if the results return to the match the previous version (the baseline). You may find that timing plays a part in your results. Many businesses have seasonal changes that affect their success/conversion rates. You can quantify these seasonal effects by returning to baseline tactics during different times of the year to see how customers respond to the very same campaign components but at different times of the year. One important key here is to make your modifications in a way that you can track not only what you have changed, but what the results of those changes are. You will want to return to the baseline standard and make a different modification to compare the rate of change. Perhaps your first modification was to Change the Title of your video and leave the rest alone.





Every December, The Franchise Tax Board (California's income tax agency) holds The Annual Taxpayers Bill of Rights Meeting, where they welcome suggestions from the public on how to improve! You can make suggestions on changes to policies and/or tax laws that will improve 鈥渢he system鈥?for all Californians. This year鈥檚 meeting is on Tuesday, December 3, 2019 at 1:30 pm. The meeting location is: The Franchise Tax Board, 9646 Butterfield Way, Town Center, Gerald Goldberg Auditorium, Sacramento, California, 95827. An RSVP is not required, but it is appreciated. If you cannot attend in person, you can still submit a suggestion! They would prefer to receive them by November 26, but they will accept suggestions up until the meeting day. You may be wondering why you鈥檝e never heard about this meeting before? I mean, if they do it every year, you should have heard about it at some point, right? In 2017, I asked that the FTB fully disclose this right to the general public.

Monday, 30 November 2020

Suggest A Feature - Visual Studio

Suggest A Feature - Visual Studio





New feature suggestions from the old User Voice forum have been migrated to Developer Community based on the impact to the broader community and our product road map priorities. If you think we've missed migrating your suggestion, add it as a new suggestion to Developer Community. Why have the votes not been carried over from User Voice? The voting system in User Voice operates differently from the voting system in Developer Community. In the new system, we want to maintain the integrity of the vote counts and avoid skewing the data. We decided to show the User Voice vote counts prominently as a tag (instead of votes) for each suggestion. When users vote on suggest a feature submissions using Developer Community, the new votes will show separately from the User Voice votes. Where can I see comments associated with the suggestions imported from User Voice? Follow the link we've included to go back to the User Voice comments on a suggestion that has been migrated to Developer Community. This link will be available during the transition period for easy reference if you need more context. Why can I see three vote counts for a suggestion?





Jaguar named Best Brand by the J.D. Power and Associates/What Car? Data from this survey is analysed by J.D Power and Associates in partnership with the definitive UK car buying guide; What Car? Jaguar as Best Brand in the UK for the second successive year and named Land Rover as their 2013 鈥楽tar Brand鈥? Jaguar also claimed top spot for its XF model in the J.D Power and Associates / What Car? Executive Car category. The XF is Jaguar鈥檚 highest-selling product and has received more than 100 international awards since its launch. The XF was given five-star ratings for performance, service and running costs. Owners commented that they didn鈥檛 regret spending a single penny on their Jaguar XF, rating it as 鈥榚xcellent鈥?across all categories. Participants in the J.D. Power / What Car? XF, citing its luxurious interior and intuitive controls. Jaguar UK dealers received commendation in the study, and were reported to be helpful, accommodating and provide servicing and repair work at reasonable costs. The Land Rover Discovery was the best performing nameplate for Land Rover up 29 places and coming top of its class for reliability. The Land Rover Freelander also showed improvement scoring particularly well in terms of ownership experience. The study considered the opinions of over 16,000 UK car owners who rated 116 car models from 28 brands. Chas Hallett, What Car? Editor-in-Chief said: 鈥淥nce again we have received a great response to this year鈥檚 annual JD Power / What Car? This clearly shows that car owners are eager to provide manufacturers with feedback on their experiences. It is fantastic to see two British car manufacturers perform so well. Jaguar is triumphant for the second year running in the study - owners gave Jaguar cars - and slick customer service from its dealers - a big thumbs up鈥?





Maintenance is the key to any vehicle. 4.4 in the LR3 is one of the better engine JLR made. When I bought mine the mechanic I talked to t,old me outright that not to worry about the engine. Check that the maintenance was done and that overall it has been maintained. Reliability should be based on big mechanical not consumable, but most do not see it that way. If your vehicle is in the shop because your ebrake stopped working (electrical ones have an override), or your window does not go down, this is not reliability issues. If it is the shop because it cannot start, or died on the side of the highway to to some stupid sensor, this is a reliability issue and one any and most vehicle have. 90% of Toyota reliability claims are the engine did no pack it in. They do not account for anything else. My FJCruiser for example the rear door sagged, the shifter locked up and I had to get it serviced, the ebrake failed, etc etc. Ph and it was under powered. Discovery 1 and 2 aside from electrical issues (lots) the 2 had issues with the cylinder sleeve slipping rendering the engine useless. This is a reliability hit for Land Rover over all. No vehicle is perfect. Yes there are some that are brutally crap. But most modern ones if maintained will live well past the 200K-250k mark.





This week I found the blog of Father Marc Boisvert, who runs a large agency for children, called Pwoje Espwa (Hope in Haiti) 100 miles from Port-au-Prince. He brings to light another in the evolving miseries facing Haitians more than month after the earthquake: the problems getting international aid to the countryside. A million people (by one report) have fled the city to surrounding towns, where they appear to be forgotten by relief agencies. Am not happy that I don't hear about any food being targeted for the countryside. The authorities are asking people to leave PaP and even giving them free transportation to Les Cayes and other smaller cities but how are we to feed all these people? Families in the countryside are falling apart because they can't find food. There are no jobs and there's no relief in sight. Yes, we are here and there are other groups helping but the need surpasses our abilities. Wasn't it bad enough to suffer through such a massive earthquake that caused thousands upon thousands of deaths, destroyed the city of PaP, displaced a million people?