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'Pluribus' Season 2 Reportedly Starts Production Today

Filming for the second season of Apple TV 's "Pluribus" is expected to start today in Albuquerque, New Mexico, according to a report from Production List . The acclaimed sci-fi drama stars Rhea Seehorn and was created by Vince Gilligan. Its first season debuted on November 7, 2025, with a second season already commissioned. Apple has yet to announce when season two will premiere. Tag: Apple TV…

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'Pluribus' Season 2 Reportedly Starts Production Today

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How to Read a ZIP File

Learning how to read a ZIP file is useful when working with documents, photos, videos, and other files downloaded from the internet or received through email.

  • ZIP files bundle multiple files into a single package with .zip extension
  • Windows users can open ZIP files by right-clicking and selecting Open
  • Mac users can extract ZIP contents by double-clicking the file

·kahawatungu.com

Deep Dive into WPF — How to Learn WPF Well

WPF has been around for a long time. It is no longer a novelty, yet it still has real vitality — plenty of people still build UIs with it. Learning WPF often starts fast.

  • WPF is a graphics engine from .NET 3.0 era, managed wrapper over Direct3D
  • XAML UI description language, similar to HTML markup
  • Dependency properties crucial to mastering WPF

·dev.to

Deep Dive into WPF — Threading Model and Dispatcher

I'm starting this Deep Dive into WPF series. By "deep dive" I mean striving to explain each topic thoroughly. Of course perfection is out of reach—if anything is wrong, friends are welcome to point it…

  • WPF uses two threads: rendering thread and UI thread
  • Dispatcher manages tasks like Win32 message queue
  • Each thread has a singleton Dispatcher instance

·dev.to

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