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It doesn't matter how much RAM you're saving and how much fun you're having "thinking outside the box": our company won't use your product because we won't exclude from team communication our employees tha
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Code escrow and SaaS escrow are both guarantees that exist. Larger customers can negotiate it if they aren't sure what will be the future of the company. Redis (back when they were called RedisLabs) used to offer that for their proprie
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https://xkcd.com/1102/
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Well, if you don't like our government's design system you might as well leave the country! /s What do you like about this more? The visuals, the documentation, the guidelines, the code?
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RSAL 1.1(b): "[Licensor hereby grants to You a ... license ... to:] use the Software, or your Modifications, only as part of Your Application, but not in connection with any Database Product that is distributed or otherwise made availa
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I have run Redis clusters, both with and without Redis on Flash, with hundreds of GBs of data. If you need the performance, it's doable and not prohibitively expensive.
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GP likely meant AGPL-style as "MIT/BSD with limitations on usage, like how AGPL is MIT/BSD with a limitation on licensing of client code".
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> they don’t offer first class Ruby support It's a datastore. It has clients for many languages, including a recommended one for Ruby. What support are you missing here?
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Redis Stack is not Open Source, so that wouldn't be possible. AWS would have to reimplement all of the functionality, make their implementation Open Source, and keep adding new features to keep up.
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And also surprises of non-unique timezone abbreviations. IST is Irish Standard Time (UTC+0/1), Israel Standard Time (UTC+2/3), and Indian Standard Time (UTC+5:30).
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We're discussing time formats. Some Europeans would complain when we'd write "I'm deploying on Friday morning at 10am Eastern or 3pm CET." instead of "15:00 CET"
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"Let's meet at your 4pm Tuesday." "The flights for the off-site land on 4/2 at 3pm local time."
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34560 eighths, it's easy to remember because it's 3-4-5-6. Divide by two for quarters. Duh. /s
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When working at international companies that have little interaction between countries (i.e. not so much that it would be standardized, but enough that it would be an issue): eventually everyone learns to write dates and times in both ways
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Subscribed. Would love if the $10/user/mo plan included shared collections for the entire team.
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Fair point. TIL :)
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> This change does not apply to our other plans: ... GitLab for Open Source Doesn't that solve the issue for those projects?
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"Skype for Business" sucks more than Teams. But it's true: it's hard to imagine something like "Skype for Business". I had to use it for a few months when working with a business unit in a different country tha
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GitHub incident: 2022/03/24
(githubstatus.com)
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The only good news I have for you is that _perhaps_ in that case the FBI and CISA will investigate, because there will be a US resident victim. IP-based geolocation is garbage but there aren't many Russian/Belarusian-attributed IP
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The Google way: Force the rest of the world adjust to your new "cool thing", and then kill it because it wasn't that great.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desuetude Three years later, randomly enforced and generally ignored: should GDPR-for-anonymous-browsing be regarded as obsolete by the EU's courts?
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Regardless of whether I agree with you or not: his shitty method for identifying Russian computers would also target some IP addresses in Eastern Europe outside of Russia and Belarus.
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Author updated the README of the package to say "thanks to all the police that showed up to SWAT me". I suspect he's exaggerating, and he got a friendly visit from a couple police / federal agents.
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I didn't realize it was just going to be street names, and picked my area in Manhattan. The streets and avenues are numbered :)
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Do you support GraphQL APIs? ETA: It would be helpful if you would have an example of the APIs where you highlight what was manually done by a person and what was automatically generated. The example docs ( https://app.theneo.io&#
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There's no reason to excuse criminals over lack of enforcement.
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> So a smaller container image is not always better. No one said it is _always_ better. Obviously you can make a smaller but worse image. Making the image smaller, without affecting its performance or security, can reduce costs (storage
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How does this affect GitHub Copilot? They used to claim that their AI can create new IP and transfer it to the users.
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Are we not white? Whenever there's a drop-down that's what I select.
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