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You again moved the goalposts. First you suddenly argued I would move away from Github if they were down for an hour every day, when before, the question was wh
by iforgotpassword 3y ago
You again moved the goalposts. First you suddenly argued I would move away from Github if they were down for an hour every day, when before, the question was whether a short downtime once a month would be acceptable or drive away customers. And now you suddenly say for Github those moved goalposts (ie one hour downtime per day) are acceptable because I'm already locked in, so contrary to your previous comment, I would not move to gitlab. But it seems you already decided you want to die on that hill, so you'll keep changing your story willy nilly.
- datascienced 3y agoI think you are arguing against a strawman of the worst interpretation of what I said. Which means we’d have to have a cross-examination type debate that I ain’t got the energy for. You are assuming that there is a single thing called downtime (not a scale of slightly bad to outrageous) and a single set of considerations as to whether to move.