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grenran
5y ago
Author needs clickbaits to get clicks
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grenran
5y ago
Asked a support rep, only for the first year and it will revert to normal prices
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grenran
5y ago
I do open source for my own enjoyment. Who cares what other people or companies do with my code.
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grenran
5y ago
You do know that they can probably get access to your data through an internal backdoor if they really wanted to right?
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5y ago
There's no way that Google would actually use this service.
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Do human designed systems always end up centralized? (2018)
(medium.com)
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5y ago
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Safetynet Failures due to expired cert
(accounts.google.com)
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5y ago
It's intern season
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grenran
6y ago
/r/gatekeeping
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grenran
8y ago
Hell you could even create backdated fake commits if you wanted to. https://github.com/tickelton/ghdecoy https://github.com/gelstudios/gitfiti
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8y ago
$ whois $(dig +short gitlab.com A) | grep OrgName OrgName: Microsoft Corporation
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8y ago
Of course they can, but this decision is based mostly on money. Most of the time, people would just pick the company that would offer them more.
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8y ago
Microsoft doesn't have the time or resources to give a fuck about yours or other's shitty private repos. Besides, if they really wanted to compete, they would just utilise their massive engineering team to extinguish the competiti
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8y ago
Microsoft is not gonna give a fuck about your shitty little repos or anyones for that matter. What makes you think they are gonna put time and effort into mining people's code?
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grenran
9y ago
So what does this imply exactly?
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grenran
9y ago
So wait, so instead of giving your email address, you're giving another email address? That's just like email addresses with extra steps.