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While I agree with the spirit of your statement "people are afraid to run their own software", I feel like this assumes that people are the ones choosing the software they run. I w…

I'm late to the game on this thread, but I am a lead SWE at a medium size logistics company. Been in logistics SWE since 2015. I'd be interested to hear how your company fits into …

I'm genuinely not sure how other companies do this.... But how is your team handling SOX controls WITHOUT at least one DevOps person? I work at a medium size publicly traded compan…

I was interested to see how they solved automated page turning... but none of the designs appear to address this? Sounds like a repetitive motion injury waiting to happen after you…

Can anyone explain to me why it matters if you have iMessage or not? So what my friends see a green bubble when I message them?

Thanks for your reply. When I describe "the business" I am referring to Product teams that manage SOP, help prioritize new offerings, etc. Here's an example of a feature request fr…

I work on a small development team: approx. 7 devs with some SysAdmin folks with experience in a broad range of tech stacks, languages etc. The Transportation and Logistics industr…

Can someone, anyone, explain to me how this passes SOX scrutiny? I have issues with business/product team even commenting on PRs because auditors have said that access to GitHub=Ac…

I am stuck on the chess one because my captcha included text with "xe8" which could be read as a (albeit confusing) algebraic notation. So I give this game a 6/10 for bugginess. Wo…

I have been following the Reddit API saga quite closely, and I understand how/why Reddit as a company has incentive to effectively take 3rd Party Apps off the market. My question i…

Reddit can always bring subs back online - the question is if they can find dedicated mods for those subs that were previously ran by volunteers.