Or you could just add "cache:" right before a link.

> Asp.Net is a very mature framework for Web APIs and MVC applications.

*ASP.NET Core

True, the non-Core versions really aren’t worth considering for a new dev entering the ecosystem, and MS has made it clear that .NET Core is .NET going forward.

ASP.NET is rumored to drop the "Core" name somewhere in major version 7/8/9, just as .NET dropped "Core" in .NET 5, which is a higher version number than both sides of the fork. There was briefly an ASP.NET 6 (technically, the baroque "ASP.NET 5 MVC 6"). There's never yet been a version higher than that. I think part of the hold up there were some builds of the old Entity Framework made to version 8 or 9, and ASP.NET is not likely to drop "Core" until EF Core is able to drop "Core"?

EF Core is dropping Core on version 7, so November.

> Group chats are not end to end encrypted.

End-to-end encrypted group chats are currently in the works.

Source - https://t.me/durovschat/518625

This doesn't say anything about encryption.

Read again, it does.

Durov mentioned they've been working on group "secret" chats. Secret is just another term for end-to-end encryption in telegram.

Ah. When I first read it, all I saw was the "self destructing". I suppose my eyes glanced over "secret"....

An year or two.

Take a look at Pushbullet.