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nicklarsennz

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    Comment #31061047

    I've found Lightweight Architecture Decision Records (as markdown docs in a repo with the code, or wherever makes sense) to explain the current landscape, options, decision, and fo…

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    Comment #28592114

    It doesn't appear to be on RHEL8 boxes I've been working on recently.

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    Comment #28187019

    That might help for a general comment, but not for a comment on a specific part of the structure.

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    Comment #27219130

    They all offer a Salary, so what makes me stick around (and want _this_ company to do better)?

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    Comment #26886603

    They really need to add a screenshot near the top. It took so long to find "what it looks like compared to htop"

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    Comment #26199921

    Isn't IE just using Chrome now? Or do you mean support for old IE?

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    Comment #25742554

    It's not working on mobile for me

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    Comment #24624861

    I also went to sign-up, but balked when I couldn't use social sign in (I don't like having to make more account with passwords)

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    Comment #22515683

    Does anyone know if any integration with Kubernetes is on the cards? Something like an operator with CRDs? Or is this intended to be separate, a competitor?

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    Comment #22295546

    Do you mean to say the future should be constrained by the past? I get the whole principal of least surprise, but not at the expense of progress.

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    Comment #21365865

    seL4 looks quite interesting. What use cases have you used it in?

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    Comment #21118868

    I've been using containers for this, and mounting the source code.

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    Comment #20713798

    I thought it was in the spirit of devops, speeding up development/testing by closing the feedback loop. Also, reducing operational and infrastructure burden or friction.