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by rsstack 4y ago
Okta, WorkOS, etc. offer easy (<1 week of work) implementation of fully self-service SSO. WorkOS pricing is very predictable and easy to offload to the customer, Okta are cheaper for larger numbers of customers.
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There's a difference between "our website uses ActiveX which is unique to IE11, so we need to support IE11" and "our website is HTML/CSS/JS, and we need to support IE11". I do pity you, but I no longer hav
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by rsstack 4y ago
> Microsoft Edge was not included with Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry (although it was later made available for it), and that operating system is still within "extended support" until July 2023. Do people browse generally availa
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by rsstack 4y ago
But they would also have Edge installed in Windows Server 2022. It's a very small population that has a trivial workaround: use the _default_ default browser that came with the server operating system.
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by rsstack 4y ago
Good article! Just a note: some links are rendered wrong. The Markdown [ ] and ( ) are rendered, instead of an <a> tag.
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I only noticed attachments exist after this post. They are pretty hidden away and there are other ways to store SSH keys that do get included in the export.
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by rsstack 4y ago
Organization export is separate from the user export and it's only available to administrators. I just checked - it's using the same code and is missing attachments too.
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by rsstack 4y ago
This article is this: https://sites.wustl.edu/meteoritesite/items/self-test-check-... When you can summarize the same result for 99.99% of the cases with a tweet: https://xkcd.com/1723/
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by rsstack 4y ago
> marketing program people, public relations, analyst relations, competitive analysts, designers, editors I guess it depends on the role. I don't think startup developers do any of these (except maybe design) :)
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Not all large companies have so much machinery! While people think of MAGMA, maybe Capital One, Clouflare, etc. - there are many huge companies that aren't tech-first that have the internal communication responsibilities but without be
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by rsstack 4y ago
They have approximately 600 employees today, so fewer than 150.
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I think it's a complicated question to answer because there are so many possible combinations. 1. Simpler software doesn't usually have issues with broken installers. 2. A lot of software doesn't get frequent-enough updates t
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by rsstack 4y ago
Bottles helps run Windows apps (especially games) on Linux. They have their own installers and updates channel. Generally when using Linux, you will usually install software from the Linux distribution's (like operating system flavor)
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by rsstack 4y ago
OK, so just a note that GitHub Enterprise is $21/user/mo. It's a lot more than their base paid plan (which is very cheap at $4/user/mo) but just slightly above average for an offering of so many features.
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> the entire "aaS" industry generally is in the ballpark of $15-$30/user/year That's $1-3/user/mo. That's very low for SaaS. You may get that for indie products or bulk pricing (for thousands to mi
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by rsstack 4y ago
> before I found someone high enough on the chain Many orgs have difficulties with escalating issues outside of the support organization. AWS never _ignored_ a ticket I opened.
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by rsstack 4y ago
150 lbs of gold-pressed latinum costs a lot more than GitHub Enterprise, and for a marginal improvement in uptime. And you need 3 of them if you want on-call, which you should if you're trying to beat GitHub's availability.
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by rsstack 4y ago
I think you're comparing free GitHub to Codeberg. GitHub is a lot more than code hosting for open source.
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by rsstack 4y ago
As Enterprise-plan customers we also had a support ticket recently ignored for 8 days (not hours) until I pinged on it. That's super unusual for paid SaaS. I can't think of any other vendor that ignored my support tickets for that
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by rsstack 4y ago
We have scripts that generate textual diagrams as part of our CI process (mermaid or PlantUML, depending on the case), so our Markdown documentation files (e.g. README.md) always have up-to-date diagrams and people don't have to compla
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by rsstack 4y ago
Her title was "Senior Manager", she wasn't what a layperson would think of when hearing "senior manager". I don't know how Google News operate but I doubt she was invited to Google News senior management meetin
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That's their job. If they don't like it, they aren't fit to do it. If managers could only come from the exact same background as their subordinates, globalization would be screwed.
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They don't have to weigh in. But, if few Indian managers discriminate against Dalits, how are their non-Indian peers and managers supposed to correct that discrimination if they don't even understand what are castes? This isn&#x27
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by rsstack 4y ago
I initially rolled my eyes that it's yet another pointless text contrast complaint - and then I opened the site. My eye sight is great and that contrast (and border) is not great :)
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And they have a good support team. The customer support chat lies that they have "busier than usual" traffic and it's better to open a ticket, but if you ignore that warning you'll get a person in a minute or two - and a
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by rsstack 4y ago
Weird English quirk when you have relativistic distances: They are older in a sense that they aren't recent. They aren't older in a sense that they've existed for a longer time. (At least in the radiation we're seeing.)
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by rsstack 4y ago
It isn't what you asked, but we use Gitpod to have identical environments across our team and between different laptops. I used to avoid writing code on my Macbook (using it only for administrative stuff I can do in Chrome), but now th
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Fast didn't just do layoffs: Fast shut down completely.
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Several people _were_ fired recently. We don't know why, so maybe. But probably not.
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They didn't sort it out, they just banned him from commenting. So kind of problem solved for Google?

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