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by ctrl-j 10y ago
> The post mentioned that they are using the cloud version (that is, hosted by Atlassian themselves) The post also mentions that they had it installed. I'm not sure which line to believe more... > So, have Atlassian configured th
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
I guess he just threw me with this line: > ...my company already had JIRA installed and I figured that would be good enough. Which made me think it was an installation instead of the cloud based version.
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
Sounds like a combination of an old version and poorly configured setup. Possibly running on out of date hardware. I manage an Atlassian setup (Jira, Confluence, Stash, and Bamboo), and we don't seem to have any of the problems describ
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
Owned? No, it doesn't mean that. Directly financed? I wouldn't call it a subsidy otherwise: https://www.google.com/search?q=subsidy&oq=subsidy
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
If you argue major decisions that way, you're going to get shut down every time. I'm not arguing against measurement or thoughtful decision making. I'm saying it's not a good way to engineer a product. What would you do
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
> Being proactive instead of reactive is very difficult if your product managers don't know what your customers find useful. They can't know what your customers actually use your product for without metrics. So MDD is an office
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
Everywhere I've worked has been in reactive mode. We never have time to slow down and adjust. Never given any time to work on the infrastructure projects that will give us the tools to do our jobs better in the long run. This looks lik
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
This is the biggest point for me. I don't block ads because I hate being advertised at. I block ads because I hate it when a tab starts playing sound without being asked. I hate getting malware from ads. I hate having pages take 30 sec
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
> And, for a game from 2006, you'll probably have to pray to the Windows-compatibility-mode gods at this point, too. I actually wouldn't be surprised, if it worked better under WINE... That's just not true. I've got p
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
Microsoft has been known to use Embrace-Extend-Extinguish as a strategy. So this means nothing . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend_and_extinguish
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
The terminology as it stands it too broad. The people on the internet shouldn't be allowed to hijack each others computers. There should be a law specifically against hijacking another computer without permission. Just like guns, and g
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
Does google's algorithm consider which browser you're using? UAs are complex to parse and easy to spoof, so I'm not sure they're even considered? If that's the case, isn't it also possible that the chrome exten
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
The article you linked provides the apt justification of the happiness survey. The very next paragraph gives many examples that show that the employees are living arguably better lives. So, at the cost of growing a little less quickly than
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
When I work from home my office calls my cell. So I often have my headset plugged in and my phone charging. Wireless headphone tech isn't there yet. There's problems that are going to be fairly difficult to solve. Problems that wo
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by ctrl-j 10y ago
Most consumers won't be the drivers of this. However gaming, workstations, and enthusiast needs will cause enough demand for storage sizes to go up. Modern AAA games are over 30 GB installed. Applications in general are taking up more
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by ctrl-j 11y ago
when was the last time you were in a shell that didn't have tab completion? .br<tab> is the same number of characters as .bro