jeff_redradish

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by jeff_redradish 6y ago
Yes, there still is no easy way to migrate Tempo data from Server to Cloud. Their advice is "there's an API - good luck" [1]. Gitlab is great for their developer niche, but the relatively weak issue tracker and wiki lets them
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by jeff_redradish 6y ago
I would like to like YouTrack, but I've always been put off by own custom database [1]. I like my data in relational databases. SQL is the ultimate read-write API. Jira (unintentionally) stands on the shoulders of giants in this regard
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by jeff_redradish 6y ago
I mean under an Open Source license, which the Atlassian Software License Agreement [1] is very far from being. It forbids you to even redistribute patches between licensees. [1] https://www.atlassian.com/legal/software
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by jeff_redradish 6y ago
Atlassian's Cloud products were initially (~2009) just the Server products with a few plugins bolted on to unify the UI, deployed in bulk. Over time the backends diverged, and here we are.
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by jeff_redradish 6y ago
For any soon-to-be-ex Atlassian Server (self-hosted) customers, I've set up a Zulip server for discussing alternatives: https://chat.goodbyeserver.org/ It's an difficult position Atlassian are inflicting on tens o
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by jeff_redradish 6y ago
Just once, humming (not particularly well), not singing. The song in question is sung with a very clear voice, with minimal instrumental backing. That may suggest the limiting factor is Google's ability to parse songs, rather than user
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by jeff_redradish 6y ago
As a child I remember hearing a beautiful song, sung in Japanese (so not searchable by anglo me), and today I finally found it [1]. Thanks Google! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbTsG9jrJsU
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by jeff_redradish 7y ago
Just FYI, on Chrome a 'Subscribe to the mail list' pop-up appears, and cannot be dismissed by clicking the X. Hitting Escape works.