They were using SourceSafe back then. But any source control that isnt decentralised has the same problem. If the central server gets deleted so does all history
CEbbinghaus
Software company before git. The source server corrupted and the product code was lost. 5 guys had to get together and figure out the latest version between them (everybody had different changesets) and produce a new "current" version. At the end we lost all history prior and ever since all changes prior to 2008 have been attributed to 1 guy.
Hoh man what a journey. And I love that this incredibly complex situation is the only reason that status would return. What a fun time debugging that would have been
This has to be my favourite new trend
My personal #1. Well worth a watch
This is a hard no. The argument is litterally "I would make so much money. I won't have to search for a job". That is a shit argument to make and degrading the user experience for personal gain is selfish. Also consider that those ads also track the ip's which means you aren't just showing users ads but also letting companies track them
Thank you kind stranger
CrowdsStrike + Microsoft is one hell of a drug.
CrowdsStrike's marketing is spot on though
Top comment explains it. It's because of the cyan that it looks red. It's the complementary primary color
This is a screenshot of it zoomed in...
You tell me if the white looks warm
My personal theory is that jar jar is not a sith but rather a domestic terrorist that is really good at making it look like an accident
Our repo is old as time. Carried through from SourceSafe to TFS to Git