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Comment #47942994
I'm sure others have probably said this, but I'll say it anyways. Give Gitea a try. This is what I do. I self-host all my projects and mirror them to Github if they are public proj…
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Comment #47882231
"Hey, John. I see here that you didn't volunteer to retire. I admire your dedication to your job and to the company. However, I just got a troubling message from HR about your rece…
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Comment #25105479
> In the three-tier frontend-backend-database architecture, try to have as thin a middle layer as possible. Or even eliminate the backend layer altogether by directly exposing the …
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Comment #25105138
So, we are trying to make Planet of the Apes happen IRL?
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Comment #10736277
Probably not. I doubt Nintendo would have impressed by the level of piracy on the PC back in the day. Besides, Nintendo made and still makes money on hardware, so that would have b…
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Comment #1052405
Fairly interesting that they've now jumped ship again to aspx. I guess Sivers gets an itch any time a new web language turns the corner. What's worse is that CD Baby feels consider…
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Comment #1011122
is that a bit like puppet?
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Comment #993181
using the same logic, couldn't they also take paper manufacturers to court, because someone wrote or drew something offensive on a piece of paper once upon a time? i don't understa…
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Comment #983337
Thanks for clarifying that. Sounds neat, but, for those features, I question the $30 million price tag.
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Comment #981175
Can someone fill me in on what Aardvark is, what makes it so amazing and why it's worth $30 mill?
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Comment #974183
in all my experience in hiring at my company, the one thing i find that 99% of applicants fail to understand is that a company is hiring a person to fit a certain need that is bein…
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Comment #974167
wasn't this what helped contribute to the collapse? money loses its value and meaning and just becomes a number of figures and competing algorithms. just seems so pointless to me.