gchaix

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by gchaix 13y ago
Who put containers in my Vagrant!?
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by gchaix 14y ago
I love this attitude: "the Bureau will use public dollars to create the source code, so the public should have access to that creation." I wish more public sector agencies subscribed to this philosophy.
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by gchaix 16y ago
I'm excited about this project for several reasons. It's a totally open stack (Linux, Ganeti, Django, etc.), funded through a grant from Facebook based on code from Google and OSU OSL (including Google Code-In students). This is a great e
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by gchaix 16y ago
I didn't really intend the blog post to start a discussion about whether this specific incident at ApacheCon is legally-defined as "assault" or "battery" or "sexual abuse" or "harassment" or "insert legal term here". That's not really the
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by gchaix 16y ago
Sorry. I'm not a lawyer. I didn't phrase that sentence well. I had originally said "no means no" there, but felt that that was equally easy to misunderstand - we shouldn't be waiting until someone physically assaults a community member b
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by gchaix 16y ago
I struggled with several parts of the post trying to make the wording clear. You quite correctly found two of them. I'm talking more about the cultural attitudes that are represented in the comments than I am about the actual event (since
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by gchaix 16y ago
TomfTTB, I think you missed some of my points in the post. Let's see if I can clarify: 1) Codes of conduct - I'm talking about community covenants that come from the community and that have real teeth enforced by the community. This is no