Humanslop

Atlassian is as much an infrastructure company as a software company

It’s not revenge. It’s a CV

Mine is in a drawer. I keep it around just because i dont have more nvme slots anyway

Every time you almost died, You did but your soul is moved to the universe where you didn’t.

Well it’s just s different approach in how you deliver updates. Update as you go or save up updates and publish once a month like ms

I mean. Kinda is

I learned that lesson in high school. Always more tasks if you finish any

I’m in eu so I don’t think so. It’s not allowed

Back in my day we hilled up our bicycles

Depends, if it’s pedal assist it’s most definitely cyclists. If it’s just a throttle then I agree

Captain hindsight over here

Welcome to the world of SaaS I guess? It’s very standard. I mean GitHub used to have better uptime than you could achieve on your own.

He’s not saying it’s affordable though. He just said that it’s 9 bucks and we have to make that be worth it

I don’t even think he’s wrong

Sorry but that is just the reality these days. Instead of having local «it works on my computer» setups you have one place that builds

Off code you could run your own gitlab or whatever but it’s just cheaper and more efficient to buy a sass solution

GitHub has actions etc. a lot of people don’t build locally. They push to GitHub and it builds, tests, deployed, does checks etc

But like, does it help you with anything specific. Or is it just nice to look at

What do you use it for?

Cachy is great