I’m slowly pushing my team to git. It’s stupid that we can’t work when the server goes offline
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LGTM= let’s go to the moon?
Thank you for this explanation. I’ve been wondering for a while
Because my company works on archaic infrastructure, should PRs be as small as possible with sub-issues sorted into smaller PRs?
state diplomatic security services is not secret service (USSS)
That’s because the testing standards had not yet adapted to cars with such low center of gravity.
Ah, yes. Tesla makes the best non-Cybertruck products with the following features:
-Door cards that fall off when you slam the door too hard
-Non-automotive grade monitors presenting yellowing over time
-Disabling and removal of key industry standard sensors for higher levels of autonomy
-Trunk lids that leak water into your trunk when you open it
-Panel gaps more inconsistent that Ferrari, except Tesla made no effort to ensure alignment after the fact
-Putting common and safety features behind a screen with no fail safe
What enforcement branch does the legislative have
They can’t do rain, because who needs drain holes?
Lmao you guys are planning to protest in conditions a cyber truck wouldn’t survive
I don’t know why I clicked into a gay community but I just wanted to know you made my day
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I mean, I dabble in got on my own. But I’ve never managed a git for a team.
Thankfully I’ve set up Forgejo to abstract some of the details away.
I desperately want to get my team out of the 80s, but I’m not the manager so sometimes my pushing goes nowhere