egaldv

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   by egaldv 3y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! We do hear that remote artists with flaky network connections is common, and plan to address it in several ways like CDC (a method for efficient chunking and diffing of binary files to minimize network transfer and
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   by egaldv 3y ago

   Decentralization is a cool concept, but didn't GitHub and BitBucket emerge because a centralized server was in demand? Git is a good tool for many uses, but when was the last time you pushed directly to a peer's repo on their mach
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   by egaldv 3y ago

   And then you lose functionality, for example `git blame` depends on the history being available locally. If you want a working repository with all the source control features you need a regular clone. That's where "being able to g
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   by egaldv 3y ago

   Indeed you're right the work that was erased from BitBucket was restored from one of the employees that didn't yet pull, the post was edited accordingly.
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   by egaldv 3y ago

   The vast majority of version control system uses are not distributed, even if the system itself is (GitHub and BitBucket were born to essentially make Git centralized). An example use case is game studios having repos with very large histor
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   by egaldv 3y ago

   If you share your repository with a collaborator, they can access it of course. Same is true if you share your repository with end-to-end encryption, your collaborator should be able to decrypt and use it.
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   by egaldv 3y ago

   All data is encrypted in-transit and at-rest, as per the industry standard. End-to-end encryption is an interesting feature with obvious extended privacy benefits on one hand, that could prevent a system from providing other features on the