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Re: Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions

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Post by gheltlkckfn »

tom1337 wrote: post #3
Arcuru wrote: post #2

> We are introducing a $0.002 per-minute Actions cloud platform charge for all Actions workflows across GitHub-hosted and self-hosted runners. Charging for self-hosted runners is an interesting choice. That's the same cost as their smallest hosted runners [1] [1] - https://docs.github.com/en/billing/reference/actions-runner-...

Yep - Bitbucket made a similar move recently and I guess they are just following along. I'd love to get the justification of that fee tho… Edit: Confused GitLab and Bitbucket

Actually, Atlassian is just getting rid of their on-prem hosted software all together. It’s not a product they will offer any longer.

Re: Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions

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Post by bikelang »

Schnitz wrote: post #601
throwaway150 wrote: post #455

It is us, developers, who convinced our management to purchase GitHub Enterprise to be our forge. We didn't pay any heed to the values of software freedom. A closed source, proprietary software had good features. We saw that and convinced our management to purchase it. Never mind what cost it would impose in the future when the good software gets bad owners. Never mind that there were alternatives that were inferior…

GitHub isn’t even good, it’s just the mediocre default everybody uses. PRs were fantastic and the best thing ever - 15 years ago!

Just curious - what do you think the current best git platforms are?

Re: Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions

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Post by gheltlkckfn »

echoangle wrote: post #544
PunchyHamster wrote: post #529

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They are charging for storage separately already! Why are you lying ?

Lying implies intent, I don't think the person you're replying to is necessarily lying, even though they might be wrong on this specific point.

GH enterprise cloud is charging for storage separately, as an organization admin just navigate to the org admin page to see it.

Re: Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions

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Post by array_key_first »

molave wrote: post #482
array_key_first wrote: post #395

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It actually kind of did for a lot of people. Streaming was cheap, available, and convenient. Now it's none of those three. Once again, choosing not to pirate is just an objectively wrong choice. It's a worse experience, with worse quality, worse availability, and at a higher price tag.

> Choosing not to pirate is just an objectively wrong choice. It's a worse experience, with worse quality, worse availability, and at a higher price tag. Choosing not to pirate and not to consume simultaneously is not necessarily a wrong choice. A difficult one? Yes. But I propose that it could be beneficial for your mental (and maybe physical) health.

This is the approach I took with most things, so you're right. But still, TV can be some of the highest quality and engaging media you can find. I mean, it's not short form slop or thinly veiled advertisment... If you look in the right places.

Re: Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions

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Post by estimator7292 »

donatj wrote: post #589
jmkni wrote: post #383

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It never left

I went almost 20 years without sailing the high seas. It was the death of DVD Netflix that really did it for me. With DVD, Netflix if something I wanted to watch wasn't on any of my streaming services, it was almost guaranteed to be on DVD Netflix. That fallback doesn't exist anymore.

Yeah, once I grew up and started making money, I quit pirating. Just didn't have a need for it anymore.

But when streaming started to really go down the toilet I already had a homelab so I spun up radarr and Jellyfin behind seven proxies for family-scale piracy. It's wonderful. This is a new golden age for piracy.

Re: Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions

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Post by aetherspawn »

bikelang wrote: post #642
Schnitz wrote: post #601

Earlier quoted context omitted.

GitHub isn’t even good, it’s just the mediocre default everybody uses. PRs were fantastic and the best thing ever - 15 years ago!

Just curious - what do you think the current best git platforms are?

Azure DevOps is the gold standard for Pipelines.

Re: Pricing Changes for GitHub Actions

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Post by noahbp »

aetherspawn wrote: post #649
bikelang wrote: post #642

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Just curious - what do you think the current best git platforms are?

Azure DevOps is the gold standard for Pipelines.

That's not saying much, since it's still dependent upon the untyped mess that is YAML.
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