Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
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Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
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Re: Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
#2Is the acquisition official yet?
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#3gitlab这热度蹭的也是没谁了
Re: Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
#4Is the acquisition official yet?
you have to get the PR in the oven while it's still hot
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#5"Thank you for making the market and setting the price for our eventual acquisition by Google" is what I read between the lines.
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#6"Thank you for making the market and setting the price for our eventual acquisition by Google" is what I read between the lines.
Google just shut down a code hosting service, what would they want with GitLab?
Re: Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
#7This is what we call a backhanded compliment.
Re: Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
#8What a lame post. Considering Microsoft's history, I would have expected something less generic, more opinionated, and stronger in statement about its own future.
I did like Gitlab and its features, but THIS post makes me reconsider and makes me want to switch to alternatives with an actual community that cares, like Gitea.
Re: Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
#9What a lame post. Considering Microsoft's history, I would have expected something less generic, more opinionated, and stronger in statement about its own future. I did like Gitlab and its features, but THIS post makes me reconsider and makes me want to switch to alternatives with an actual community that cares, like Gitea.
It is lame because it serves nothing other than opportunistic advertising.
Re: Congratulations GitHub on the acquisition by Microsoft
#10Yikes. How untasteful. Nothing official yet but they're hurrying up writing some completely bullshit post to let people know that Github is being acquired by "M$" and hopefully migrate to them. The last paragraph says it all, "look at how we're different".
Frankly, why not just be honest and make this point directly. No need for the "we congratulate Github - Git is so important" oohs and aahs. We're not morons.