DouweM

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by DouweM 11y ago
> 1. My hosting is way more reliable than yours :-) You've got me there :) I'm sure your aware of our intention to greatly improve GitLab.com reliability and performance in Q1 2016: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com
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by DouweM 11y ago
> I run an open source GitHub organization and wanted to use GitLab as CI. It works! But I needed to reimplement an EE feature to do it. Is there a reason why you didn't use GitLab.com, which runs EE and thus has Repository Mirrorin
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by DouweM 11y ago
> A hobbyist should not need to host their own repo, they should be able to rely on their SaaS. I would love it if GitLab.com could be rock stable like GitHub Believe me, we would too and we are sorry about the current state of GitLab.co
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by DouweM 11y ago
GitLab CE is not crippled in any way, it is used every single day by hundreds of thousands of companies and millions upon millions of developers. It is and has always been our (GitLab, the company) main focus, we only decide to make new fea
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by DouweM 11y ago
GitLab Community Edition is fully open source and completely free: https://about.gitlab.com/features/#community
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by DouweM 11y ago
Which is almost exactly what happens on GitLab: https://twitter.com/gitlab/status/687930087057027073 Users can use those buttons to +1 or -1, and any comments that contain nothing but an emoji (like `:+1:`) are au
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by DouweM 11y ago
I’ve handled your application. I’m sorry you felt that you were not treated well during your application to GitLab. We set a very high level for our developers and do our best to maintain this. We try to communicate clearly to our applicant
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GitLab 7.12: SAML Support, Merge Request Approvers and .gitlab-ci.yml(about.gitlab.com)
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by DouweM 11y ago
Hi nadams, I just replied to your original post, at the same time you posted this one. If you have any questions that aren't answered in that reply, feel free to ask!
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by DouweM 11y ago
GitLab developer here! Thank you, Sytse, for answering already, I'm happy to go into a little more depth. > I highly recommend showing users the key for their storage - I've had to extract the keys from FreeOTP and Google Authe
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by DouweM 11y ago
GitLab developer here; it does! Where GitHub only allows images to be dragged into issue and comment description fields, GitLab allows this for any type of file.
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by DouweM 12y ago
Digital Ocean recommends running GitLab on their $10/month instance, so while I haven't tried it, the $5 one is probably still up to the task: https://www.digitalocean.com/features/one-click-apps/gitlab&#
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by DouweM 12y ago
GitLab developer here, and happy to let you know that support for arbitrary attachments to issues and comments was contributed by a member of community earlier this month, and will be included in GitLab 7.9, due to be released on the 22nd :
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by DouweM 12y ago
GitLab Developer here, have you tried GitLab CI https://about.gitlab.com/gitlab-ci/ ? It's not as feature packed as some of the SaaS providers' offerings, but it does the job, runs on your own server, is fully
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by DouweM 12y ago
The business plan is GitLab Enterprise Edition: https://about.gitlab.com/features/#enterprise
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by DouweM 12y ago
It is! That's the exact problem ActiveJob+GlobalID tries to solve.
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by DouweM 12y ago
We had a bit of a discussion about that, finally settling on adding `rescue_from` which you'll know from ActionController and raising a `ActiveJob::DeserializationError` wrapping `ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound`, allowing you to handle t
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by DouweM 12y ago
That's incorrect. The global ID sent along the wire is transparently looked up at deserialization. See the example here: https://github.com/rails/rails/tree/master/activejob#globali...
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by DouweM 12y ago
That's incorrect. This is not YAML-style full object serialization, but rather a global ID being sent along the wire that is transparently looked up at deserialization. See the example here: https://github.com/rails&#x2
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by DouweM 12y ago
Note that "futbol" is _not_ a misspelling of "footbal," but rather the Spanish spelling of the word.
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by DouweM 12y ago
I wonder if the poster of this "twitter worm" could get in legal trouble for this; it's quite similar to the Samy MySpace worm[1] of a decade ago, where the creator was charged with a felony (they plea bargained out). [1] ht
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by DouweM 12y ago
Opal supports `method_missing`: http://opalrb.org/docs/method_missing/ `define_method` as well: https://github.com/opal/opal/blob/f958d6b2468e57acf7f324e10a...
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by DouweM 12y ago
I agree. I imagine most first-time Windows users are children shown the ropes by their parents who are thus less likely to search when they can't figure something out, while a large portion of first-time OS X users are teenagers or adu
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by DouweM 12y ago
Let's give OP the benefit of the doubt and assume they don't mean to imply OS X users are inherently or on average less tech-savvy or intelligent than Windows users, because that's ridiculous. From http://flowing
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by DouweM 12y ago
There's something to be said for writing the client and server app using the same language. Node.js serves a similar use case.
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by DouweM 12y ago
I'm not so sure. I'm Dutch as well, and when I recite my email address I use the English "at", so "douwemaan at domain" rather than the unwieldy (4 syllables long!) "douwemaan apenstaartje domain". In
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by DouweM 12y ago
I'm Dutch as well, and I got: 1. American (Standard) 2. US Black Vernacular / Ebonics 3. Singaporean 1. English 2. Dutch 3. Swedish I think it's cool that my English is good enough for it to judge me a native speaker, while i
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by DouweM 12y ago
Note that in the case of "XSS on a google-controlled domain," the malicious actor could just use JavaScript's pushState or replaceState APIs to modify the path in the address bar to "renew_subscription" or whatever.
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by DouweM 13y ago
Interesting. I know 3 people with Pebbles and have one myself, and none of us have had any problems of the sort. At one point my charging cable broke, probably due to my transporting it rolled up, but that's it.
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by DouweM 13y ago
I just built a Chrome extension that randomly adds one of these to the Hacker News and hckr news frontpages: https://github.com/DouweM/AlgoNews

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