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by leipert 6y ago
Certain features are disabled on GitLab.com in order to prevent abuse, are difficult to scale or just make no sense. In the case of the Project Access Tokens, the feature is quite new and it is to prevent abuse. See also the (nephew/ni
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by leipert 6y ago
Not working on the feature, but it seems to be available in CE. We disable it for GitLab.com because the feature has some potential to be abused: - CE: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/blob/d0b75f21
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by leipert 6y ago
GitLab employee here. Just asked the Product Manager responsible. Project Access Tokens [0] will be available on Premium for GitLab.com and available on Free for self-hosted. [0]: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/pr
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by leipert 6y ago
Octoprint is pretty amazing if you want to control a 3D printer: https://octoprint.org/
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by leipert 6y ago
It’s not about that I don’t trust my company. I just don’t necessarily trust the software I need to use for a job. For example if it has some device management software, or some VPN clients or whatnot installed, this increases the attack su
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by leipert 6y ago
> That’s why I have personal property that the company isn’t able to access so I can conduct personal activities with some level of privacy. The problem right now is: due to Work from home, you basically have blurred the lines between th
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by leipert 6y ago
Large discussion from yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25793483 Please remember that they are non-profit and consider to donate: https://signal.org/donate/
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FWIW I sent messages earlier without a problem. Judging from their jobs page they are just hiring in US time zones, so it’s understandable that they might run out of steam after an incident going on into the middle of the night. HugOps! Hop
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by leipert 6y ago
As others point out, the link above seems sketchy and you shouldn't use it. Which DNS servers do you use / trust and why? For me it is: - DNS from digitalcourage (non-profit fighting for all kind of digital rights): https:/&
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by leipert 6y ago
I really like PsyTrance and Goa. Search for „Astrix“ or „Ace Ventura“ (artists) + „ozora“ or „boom“ (festivals) on YouTube. I really like the speed of it and if there are lyrics, they are very repetitive / meditation like. Also the set
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by leipert 6y ago
Same guy from other thread. Spend 5 to 15 min socializing, the rest talking about deliverables, updates I have to give to them, any concerns they might have. Depending on the „season“ there are topics like performance reviews, etc.
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by leipert 6y ago
Not GP, but similar approach. a) when the team changes, I just move the doc to an archive folder. If they leave the company, I‘d likely delete. I actually had my manager change back to my first over time and we just continued the doc b) Try
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Don’t mind at all, as it is public information that I am allowed to expense [0] and I do expense it. If I weren’t allowed to expense I’d still consider it anyway, as one can deduct a „home office“ from tax in Germany and it’s way easier to
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by leipert 6y ago
1) Fully remote company, GitLab. Since last year sharing a little office space with another GitLab employee. Think like an „external home office“, just the two of us in two rooms. Since about a month back at home because COVID. 2) No office
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by leipert 6y ago
Try to create those boundaries. Separate devices, separate rooms if possible, go on a 30 min walk after you closed your company devices for the day.
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Some German company, I believe the Deutsche Post/DHL, was changing their email servers to not deliver emails outside of working hours. Granted this works because all folks are in the same Timezone, but it is such an elegant solution. J
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by leipert 6y ago
Hey there HN. Every time I am updating my OS, I am doing a fresh install. Before doing so, I like to check the status of all local repos (and delete them). I wrote a little helper, git-recon, to quickly check the status of a repository or a
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Show HN: Git-recon, reconcile your local Git repos(gitlab.com)
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by leipert 6y ago
I think jest uses a JSDOM environment per default in order to stimulate certain APIs. Might be sensible to compare the node environment to the others if you do not need browser APIs in your tests. And this might be the reason for picking it
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by leipert 6y ago
Same in Germany. You need to be with the company for six months and the company needs to have 15 employees or more.
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by leipert 6y ago
I like dotbot [0] and have been using it for a while. How do people manage secrets, I am encrypting with keybase, but really want to move away from it. [0]: https://github.com/anishathalye/dotbot
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by leipert 6y ago
Germany, New Year: Dinner for one https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinner_for_One Funnily Google even has an Easter egg for it.
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by leipert 6y ago
It’s possible. Check out remote companies. I am working for GitLab, am based in Germany and know that it is possible for Ruby Engineers (our compensation calculator was public until recently, and I think sharing a general range that is publ
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by leipert 6y ago
The numbers for Germany seem weird, just checked for a single person without kids in Berlin and get 71k€ net. Anyhow do not forget that these amounts buy you different things as well. I can only speak for Germany, but here the „tax“ also in
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by leipert 6y ago
Yup. The official docs contain a lot of references to Azure (cloud) as well, e.g. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/python-on-azure
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by leipert 6y ago
I have created my own QWERTY-US-International Keyboard Layout which puts German special letters (and other European letters) near their actual ones. With Ukulele you could do the same for the French alphabet: https://leipert.io&#
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by leipert 6y ago
Nice. Will look whether I can implement a connection somehow to my GitLab issues/MRs.
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by leipert 6y ago
When I lived in Berlin, on the second floor, the pipes for the Radiators were not insulated. Never turned up the heat in kitchen or bathroom. But on the yearly utilities bill you usually pay 50:50 or 70:30 usage : area. So all of the energy
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by leipert 6y ago
Not from there, but a humidifier? My grandma always had a little thing filled with water hanging on the radiator during winter.
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by leipert 6y ago
Was in South Africa in Winter. Your friend is right. Some AirBnBs were so cold, you just wanted to stay in bed and never get up. But the people were amazing, and the food, and the nature.

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