endigma

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by endigma 4y ago
I fail to see the benefit of this over Ent [0]. Define schema in "their way" but then never have to deal with anything SQL related ever again? [0] https://entgo.io
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by endigma 5y ago
I do almost all my work completely collaboratively in a "pair" and have run into literally zero of the problems outlined here, is this a unique case? We don't have problems with roles or scheduling or anything of the sort and
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by endigma 5y ago
Oh no! Whatever will we do?
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by endigma 5y ago
Perhaps you should buy a thing: Working server
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by endigma 5y ago
What do you use for storage?
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by endigma 5y ago
I always thought this was how git commits were meant to work? Isn't this just GitHub flow with sensible commit grouping?
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by endigma 5y ago
A headless web client in general then. Seems to only be electron from what I can see
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by endigma 5y ago
This would be more useful if it could run in docker with a web client
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by endigma 5y ago
Is this just a personal attack on the expanse? I've not seen asteroid mining in anything else really
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by endigma 5y ago
Why in the world would you subscribe to the "way" of a multi billion dollar corporation that pivots to wherever the money is in $(current year)? What a waste of money and time
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Ask HN: Do businesses still use MSSQL?
3 points by endigma 5y ago|4 comments
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by endigma 5y ago
HCL anyone? It does everything right in my experience (nomad, using it as a format for my own apps)
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by endigma 5y ago
having more than one ssh endpoint and only one public IP, and wanting to maintain a single IP and port my particular use case is trying to load balance git ssh
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by endigma 5y ago
what software introduced the vulnerability? it seems sorta odd to write an article about this and not warn others how to prevent it or document exactly what went wrong
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by endigma 5y ago
a good ssh/SFTP reverse proxy / load balancer. yes I'm aware ssh doesn't have a host portion, I'm sure there's a way around this.