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C# - Serilog, how to set log level based on a condition
It took me much longer to realize a solution to this problem than I want to admit. I had something like the following in my code »
C# - Serilog, how to stop asp.net request logging on certain paths
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C# - Serilog, how to ignore certain logs based on properties
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C# - An introduction to LINQ
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In C# you can easily check if a string contains one character or a series of characters using the .Contains() method on the String object. Below »
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Fix for Age of Empires 2 lag that gets worse and worse as you play
Every other month I play a game of Age of Empires and recently I found that it had started to lag. It would start out fine »