A few I keep coming back to:
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alternativeto.net - type in any app/software you're paying for, get a crowd-sourced list of free or cheaper alternatives
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stopoverpaying.org - free car insurance comparison (saved me $1,300 last year)
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goodRx.com - prescription coupons your pharmacy has to legally honor - can be cheaper than using insurance
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percentagecalculator.net - single purpose website I use probably 7 times a week
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australian.museum/learn/animals - free and weirdly detailed animal factsheet library from the Australian Museum
Should be easy for someone who knows how to make extensions.
I want to right-click a C# file and select Run. Which basically is:
dotnet run --file path
Ex: dotnet run --file "D:\GoogleDrive\My Content\My Projects\SLT\Assets\SLT.Assets\Test.cs"
Or is it possible to make it a Command?
I got it working in VS Code; I need it in VS too.
I like the above for C#, it works fairly well. However, for C++ full line completion doesn't seem to do anything. I have enabled it in settings, and documentation is conflicting whether it's supported in C++ at all. Please advise.
P.S. I don't use Copilot (not even installed).
