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901.
by oneplane 4y ago
Ironically, most of the stuff seems to be about Confluence. And almost all of the commentary is about bad company workflows and bad company processes and not really about the product itself at all.
902.
by oneplane 4y ago
Back in 2008-ish a lot of projects I came across tried to use Redmine because their company had a sucky JIRA or sometimes even Mantis implementation. Redmine turned out to be highly unsuitable in a matter of a few months and after trying ou
903.
by oneplane 4y ago
If a company is trying to use JIRA for more than state communication they are doing it wrong IMO. Planning goes into calendars, ephemeral stuff goes into chats and calls, and code and code-level issues goes into repositories. I have seen pl
904.
by oneplane 4y ago
> embedded into the core of how a company works. Doubtful. Unless you are working for a shitty company in the first place, bad tools essentially just get skipped and disused by autonomous teams and none of this matters. If the company &#
905.
by oneplane 4y ago
No, it isn't. We have plenty of setups in multiple organisations where even within the org only the administrative settings of the server are locked down and everyone else is free to do whatever they need. Lots of teams just use it as
906.
by oneplane 4y ago
How the *** are those even allowed to be built like that? Since they all have the same form factor, crimps, "pits" (?????) etc. someone must have thought that those were acceptable materials to build communication infrastructure w
907.
by oneplane 4y ago
I could define a server but I'm not a dictionary so I won't. SVN doesn't work peer-to-peer or over email. And that's fine. It's just not ready to go with only local tools. Of course, you can use GitHub with Subversi
908.
by oneplane 4y ago
But it does need a server to collaborate, doesn't it?
909.
by oneplane 4y ago
In which case they can use Subversion. Or Dropbox since it essentially offers the same features. I don't think there is anything bad about it, just that it solves different problems. Older systems like CVS are also still in use, but it
910.
by oneplane 4y ago
I suppose the biggest problem is that the concept of SCM/VCS is just not simple enough to make both easy and useful/advanced at the same time. You can have a 'pull, merge, push'-only system, but at that point we're
911.
by oneplane 4y ago
I wonder why ducted systems were part of the requirements, is it because it's just aimed at the USA and then mostly at adoptability for existing systems (which seems to be ducted mostly)? I only have anecdotal experience and no numbers
912.
by oneplane 4y ago
I tried to find the "A binary" service but no cloud offering seems to have it. You always have to wrap it in a container, VM or external runtime to do that.
913.
by oneplane 4y ago
I wonder what those 'democratic views' are where you live. Here, there are many distinct views by the many political parties that are part of the democracy and can't really be lumped into one 'view'. The few commona
914.
by oneplane 4y ago
It's hard to tell since most GPL violations are simply ignored, and most NDAs are secret to begin with. In general, the NDA-spamming companies have more money than GPL-defending groups, so from that perspective a real-life consequence
915.
by oneplane 4y ago
Some aspects are multi-dimensional. More RAM can be good, but faster or unified RAM can also be good. Neither model has both. Same goes for the CPU which isn't really comparable by spec but perhaps more by productivity. At that point w
916.
by oneplane 4y ago
Does that matter if the company is based in China? Unless they are mainly exporting to a western country where customs could halt imports, legal action against china hasn't been very effective.
917.
by oneplane 4y ago
Just because it's unlikely to happen doesn't mean it's overriding anything. They might simply delete all references, out-lawyer anyone who tries to sue them or simply ignore everything since they are based in China. Again, ju
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by oneplane 4y ago
They don't block source releases indeed, but only for unencumbered sources. What the ODM should probably have done is either make it out-of-tree or make an unencumbered implementation (if that is the problem at all) and ship that. Or m
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by oneplane 4y ago
Well, go tell them I guess? Thanks for your reply anyway.
920.
by oneplane 4y ago
I didn't write anything about overriding, did I? I presented a problem scenario where one plus is screwed because they are in between conflicting legal settings.
921.
by oneplane 4y ago
sm8250 sounds like a Snapdragon thing from Qualcomm. In other words: unlikely to happen because of NDAs. Even if one plus wanted to it wouldn't be up to them. Edit: It seems there are a lot of FOSS warriors in here, let me clarify: his
922.
by oneplane 4y ago
We went multi-arch for Graviton a while back so our pipes are multi-arch anyway, not much of a problem. The tooling is mostly Go-based so after Go got ARM on M1 it was a reasonable switch. We had switched to podman too but once rancher is M
923.
by oneplane 4y ago
That is how voting with electronics should be. It's great for entertainment/news etc to get early results but ultimately it doesn't matter if it takes a day or two with analog counting. Same day results really don't help
924.
by oneplane 4y ago
Another random fact: Toit is followed up with noice in Brooklyn 99
925.
by oneplane 4y ago
They did, but Microsoft said no.
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by oneplane 4y ago
Windows CE on ARM and Windows PocketPC on ARM is older than that. But all of it has the same issue: you nearly always need a specific rebuild for a different ARM-machine because there isn't a single "ARM PC". Just like x86 pr
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by oneplane 4y ago
Indeed. This way you can run anything 'on' an existing device by... replacing the entire device and just using the shell. Kinda useless from a repurposing perspective.
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by oneplane 4y ago
I'm basing it on metrics from networks I manage (and where a signed policy is in effect that law-mandated decryption proxies are in use). The crap people will still do on such networks is baffling, and we're not talking just white
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by oneplane 4y ago
You can put stickers and background pictures all over your brand devices too, that's not really a problem. We're talking about circumventing secure enclaves, which I'm pretty sure Lamborghini will sue you (and win) for, same
930.
by oneplane 4y ago
Technically yes, but if you give people a choice between "no instant gratification, click 10 buttons" and "click here to trade yourself for instant gratification" the latter will still be the selected choice and everythi

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