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Hey - I'm the PM for our Code Review group. Sorry to see you're running in to that issue, it's been a real challenge for us. If you're running in to it pretty often, it'd be great …

> Am I the only one who finds that the "go to next unresolved" button now often goes into an inconsistent non-working state that requires a (slow) refresh? I don't think I've seen …

I'm so excited for this too! I'm really excited to continue bringing GitLab workflows closer to where developers are doing their work and hope this is going to be a really meaningf…

One more thought on all of this - we're currently doing some research on problems users face in the merge request. Feel free to take our survey: https://gitlab.fra1.qualtrics.com/j…

Hi! I'm not sure if you've seen this, but in GitLab 13.0 we released commit based navigation for merge requests. You can read more about this in our docs, but we'd love any feedbac…

Hi! Thanks for the feedback on diffs - it's something we're always thinking about and working on in the group. One of the things we're currently working on is putting monitoring in…

Hi! I'm the PM for Code Review at GitLab - thanks for all the feedback. The team really knocked it out of the park in 13.9 so it's great to see that being recognized. > 1. Marking …

Hi! I'm the PM at GitLab who works on Snippets, so thanks for providing this feedback. We do have Recaptcha support which can be configured - are you seeing these kinds of issues w…

As a GitLab team membmer, this is really awesome to see! A GitLab CLI is something I'd love to have officially at GitLab. Feel free to contribute to the discussion and help up vote…

> But anyway the double brackets is not a Gollum feature. It's a wiki thing, going back to wikipedia. That's fair, the point was that it's syntax specific to the wiki system vs. th…

> Not a single team (out of 20) was happy with the overall performance (and especially the performance of code search). Hi! I'm the current PM for our search and as Sid mentioned w…

> A wiki's not the same usecase as static site, a static site is for marketing and wikis are for project management. I mean maybe people would use it if it weren't crappy? I would'…

THIS... elebenty billion %. The breaking changes of PHP upgrades make the hosting life a nightmare. It's so easy in the vacuum of a single developer with a single application to th…

Outward appearance, vanity, they actually have the free cash, ignorance. There's a bunch of reasons people buy expensive cars... most of which don't make sense other than that's wh…

Shout out to a fellow San Antonio local!

That's the answer... shift the emissions burden to power companies and battery disposal companies! But I'll feel good driving my "zero environmental impact" electric car around!

I have a 10+ Year old AMD based system with a small SSD, and 4GB of RAM running the whole thing with plenty of capacity to spare.

OP Here... This is my little project to setup my media server in the house. It's been working really well for me and I've been receiving some great feedback on it. I'd love to get …

99% Invisible did a great story on this called Devil's Rope [0]. It's pretty amazing what people were able to accomplish. [0] - https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/devils-rope/

I noticed it based on Pi-Hole [0] and seeing the excessive DNS Requests to those URLs... started googling and found this post which I thought summed it all up nicely. Looking at th…

Where I find this really excels is the excellent query mechanism here: http://linux.die.net/man/1/grep