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by rukenshia 9y ago
I personally like the idea and will try it out for my private projects but this would probably not be possible to be used by the company I work for because we'd give everything to a third party. Maybe you should think about a self-host
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by rukenshia 9y ago
we have a git repository that uses git-crypt for that. in there I can find all the credentials we need as developers and only someone whose key was added can unlock it. you still need to pull changes of course but it has made our lifes a lo
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by rukenshia 9y ago
I have a G Suite account mainly to have email addresses across different domains using the routing google provides. Is this possible with Fastmail too? If not, is there any other service out there that would provide this?
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by rukenshia 9y ago
Is this thing a fork of Rocket.Chat? Looks a lot like it, I hope it won't be as bad as rocket chat.
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by rukenshia 9y ago
I hoped they wouldn't follow through with the new emoji style. Going to miss the blobs a lot.
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by rukenshia 9y ago
previous discussion: Hello, I’m Mr. Null. My Name Makes Me Invisible to Computers - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12426315
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by rukenshia 9y ago
just registered and installed the extension. do I always need to go to the website manually to view my bookmarks or is there a navigation point i'm missing in the extension?
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by rukenshia 9y ago
We are using concourse at work right now and have 50-ish pipelines for various repositories. IMO, there's definitely some work you have to put into it because you'll sooner or later run into a problem with the existing resources a
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by rukenshia 9y ago
you can use the login command with -k (--insecure) to skip the SSL verification.
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TakeTwo shuts down OpenIV modding tool(gtaforums.com)
2 points by rukenshia 9y ago|0 comments
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by rukenshia 9y ago
You could try contributing to gitlab.com, I didn't know any Ruby when I started contributing but they have an awesome guideline and issue tags that show you what's easy to do for you. You get high quality code reviews and they hel
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by rukenshia 10y ago
I work for Volkswagen Financial Services and we actually opened up a completely new department in Berlin (VWFS is usually in Braunschweig) mostly to get closer to the world of startups and interact with them. So it _is_ reaching the big com
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by rukenshia 10y ago
It's way too hard to get anything that requires OpenSSL to work, I decided not to write Rust code on my windows PC because of that. I remember the process of just getting it to work as really painful and time consuming. Other than that
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by rukenshia 10y ago
We are similar in size for our Angular2 application. We've also had very similar problems, especially setting up AoT compilation took pretty long and was a painful process.
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We need more shitty work(femke.co.nz)
4 points by rukenshia 10y ago|1 comments
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by rukenshia 10y ago
We use cucumber at work for a few weeks now. Our product owner actually writes the initial feature files for our end-to-end tests and we refine them. We keep sending him back on what we changed and why, and the product owner learns from tha
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by rukenshia 10y ago
If you take the ICE, definitely not slow. I commuted between Hannover and Berlin for the past weeks and it takes only 1h 40m for each trip. Driving would take close to 3 hours. I'm lucky enough to have a BahnCard 100 paid by my employe
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by rukenshia 10y ago
You're right, thanks.
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by rukenshia 10y ago
It's not even layoffs. Just making use of "Altersteilzeit" (early part-time retirement) and then not filling the retired jobs.
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by rukenshia 10y ago
(disclaimer: I work at Volkswagen) Volkswagen also announced that 9,000 new jobs will be opened up with at least 1,000 of them being in the IT department in Wolfsburg alone. I wouldn't call this bad news.
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by rukenshia 10y ago
disclaimer: I work for Volkswagen. that being said, Volkswagen certainly is pushing electric vehicles now, all internal talk, newsletters are about the MEB (modular electric "toolbox", same as the current MQB for our conventional
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by rukenshia 10y ago
I built some "medium" sized vue applications, ie a client ui for an upcoming multiplayer modification. the vue components play nicely together but your global store tends to get a little hard to read. sure, you can split it into e
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by rukenshia 10y ago
So I have never used Angular before but work with Vue. Looking at the tutorial, why is there the syntax of [(ngModel)] (equivalent would be v-model for me) and ngFor = (v-for)? Why are they different? It looks kind of unnecessary to me. I
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by rukenshia 10y ago
I'm really happy with my Dell XPS 13 (9350). I'm running arch linux on it with herbstluftwm as my window manager. There are some problems with waking up my screen sometimes (I still haven't figured out why, though) sometimes
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by rukenshia 10y ago
I really like Vue and wouldn't want to use anything else right now. it feels much more natural to use for me than for example React. it is however quite a struggle when first using vuex for storing. I haven't looked into 2.0 much
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by rukenshia 10y ago
gogs is pretty slow as soon as your repository gets bigger. At least when I last tested and contributed to it a few months ago. IIRC gogs parses the whole "last commit to this file or directory" before sending the response which i