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Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by sytse »

booop wrote: post #167
sytse wrote: post #137

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I agree we should give attribution here and created https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/merge_requests/3546 to do so. Edit: this was merged.

@dang I'm sorry for this. Please understand I was inebriated when I posted this comment, but I will always appreciate your work and if you ban me for the following comment, I understand. ------------------------------------------------- syste - I love you man. You are an amazing CEO. Your company does great work and has a great product. I always become so happy when I see you actively responding to the comments here.…

Thanks! Glad to know if I write something about myself it will have a minimum of two buyers (my mom is very supportive too).

I like to write about business stuff most. Any merge requests on our handbook https://about.gitlab.com/handbook and strategy https://about.gitlab.com/strategy are appreciated.

Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by everfree »

nubela wrote: post #70

Just want to shout out that you can actually get HTTPS on your custom domained Github Page now with Kloudsec[1]. We actually built a dedicated onboarding tool for this: https://kloudsec.com/github-pages [1] Kloudsec is a CDN for programmers

Is the connection between your servers and the GitHub Pages servers unencrypted?

Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by dang »

djsumdog wrote: post #89
ZenoArrow wrote: post #65

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Can you change your username please. HN isn't Reddit.

What's wrong with that person's username?

Trolling encoded into usernames isn't any different from trolling in comment text, except it gets repeated everywhere.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10837069

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11003123

Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by jshevek »

victor9000 wrote: post #170
senthil_rajasek wrote: post #147

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Since you turned this into a discussion about race, I am inclined to speak up. Racism and discrimination is about who has power. Caucasians in America have all the power and hence the struggle of the minorities for equality. I admire github for taking a stance in the diversity debate( although I have yet to fully familiarize with the details). I know that people from all demographics desire equality and a more fair w…

Racism and discrimination have nothing to do with power. You're redefining the word so that it allows a particular group to engage in discriminatory behavior while avoiding accountability.

The previous speaker, who is definitely involved in an agenda driven redefinition of a word, probably has no conscious desire to engage in discriminatory behavior while avoiding accountability. S/he is almost certainly a well intentioned enabler of those who do wish to engage in discriminatory behavior while avoiding accountability

Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by sytse »

connorshea wrote: post #146
dominotw wrote: post #125

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>Dear lord these guys are putting in work. man I wish they would bring something new, cool and innovative to the space, instead being bent on doing feature-by-feature copy of github. They have an amazing opportunity now to take advantage of github fatigue. But they are throwing it all away by trying to become an inferior clone of github.

It has integrated CI whereas GitHub requires using a third-party CI system, it's had Reaction Emoji (called Award Emoji for GitLab) for a while now, it has "Merge when build succeeds", CE is entirely FOSS, etc.

Thanks! People also seem to like our new todo's https://about.gitlab.com/2016/03/02/gitlab-todos-feature-hig... that allow you to respond to what's important even if your mailbox is a mess.

Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by JohnBooty »

dracht wrote: post #173
senthil_rajasek wrote: post #147

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Since you turned this into a discussion about race, I am inclined to speak up. Racism and discrimination is about who has power. Caucasians in America have all the power and hence the struggle of the minorities for equality. I admire github for taking a stance in the diversity debate( although I have yet to fully familiarize with the details). I know that people from all demographics desire equality and a more fair w…

>Racism and discrimination is about who has power. Caucasians in America have all the power ... Ah yes, I'm really against discrimination based on race, but when I see a Caucasian I know they have power they don't deserve. All 10s for these mental gymnastics. >I know that people from all demographics desire equality and a more fair world. Going with your previous statement: why would Caucasians desire equality if the…

    you already made up your mind that [white males] got 
    to where they are unfairly
Given the disproportionate amount of power that white males have in America, there are two possibilities.

One possibility is that white males really are that superior. We (white males) have the power because we're the best. Conversely, this would also of course imply that other groups like women and minorities are intrinsically inferior.

The other possibility is that the system really is tilted in the favor of certain groups, and that has affected the distribution of power and wealth that you see in America today.

I believe strongly in the second possibility and reject the first.

    why would Caucasians desire equality if they benefit 
    from inequality
We (again, speaking as a white male here) might benefit in the short term from inequality, but I believe that in the long term we benefit a lot more from equality. I love my country and my country is much stronger if we have an equal playing field.

I respect the fact that many people feel that actions like minority hiring initiatives are in fact the opposite of a level playing field. In the most myopic possible sense, that is correct. In a broader sense, I do not agree.

Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by _yp »

dominotw wrote: post #29

Gitlab is still super slow even compared to young projects like gogs. I know many ppl who shied away for gitlab due to its slowness. If I was them, I would stop all copycat 'me too' features like ci/pages ect and put the resources to making it faster. This is a sign that their features are pritorized by business ppl who want to put features on their slides .

One of the nice things about Phabricator is its performance. It originated at Facebook, and they are using massive, monolithic monorepos.

Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by iokanuon »

biot wrote: post #99
atmosx wrote: post #77

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But the traffic after cloudflare's proxy is plaintext right? I know CloudFlare has better thing to do than sniffing websites but I don't see the point of installing an SSL certification using clouflare or any other third-party which will handle traffic the way they do. You don't own the certificate, they do.

That's one option; they also offer strict SSL on both sides of the connection: https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/

How would that work if Github pages don't support SSL?

Re: GitLab Pages

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Post by MichaelGG »

JustSomeNobody wrote: post #126
the_rosentotter wrote: post #95

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This is the world's smallest violin, playing just for the white people. Save the outrage for people who are actually discriminated against.

So, whites cannot be discriminated against? Sure, whites have messed up. Still do. But does that mean they can't be discriminated against?

Basically that's the new school of thought. Look at the Wikipedia page on Racism, for instance.

It's a tactic that's been around for a long time. Redefine words. Then pretend everyone's using your new, made-up definitions, and claim you've won the argument.

Maybe I'm just starting to notice it, but the level of doublespeak is really astounding these days.

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