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The worst case would be loosing the whole YubiKey. In that case you need some backups to access your accounts, for example another YubiKey.

Yes. Git commits include the hash of the previous commit, creating a cryptographic chain. If you can verify the signature at the tip of a branch you effectively verify the complete history of the branch.

Sadly not every maintainer signs their commits or tags.

The radicle website seems to do a bad job in advertising itself. I'm missing links at the top for a simple explanation of the project and quick tutorials to get radicle running for existing GitHub/GitLab/Gitea users. If you want people to use your project it has to be easy.

While others could have a backup of a Git repository, I need to find them first — so discoverability is a problem. Next thing is integrity - how do I know that the git history I receive has not been tampered with?

Only for new users - existing customers can stay at 12$/month unlimited until they adjust their plan.

While I agree with you, detecting garbage text and not reading it out without explicit request sounds like a feature that screenreaders should have.

If you want something with a bit more features, there is filebin[1]. It has clients for Linux, BSD and Android, runs on PHP with support for various databases, offers syntax highlighting for multiple formats and other stuff like plain view, multipaste, tar download and LDAP integration.

[1] http://git.server-speed.net/users/flo/filebin/

> Resource Groups help you limit pipeline concurrency to more efficiently and effectively manage jobs and resources.

Nice, I missed that for automated Kubernetes or Terraform Deployments.

If that is the case in your company, leave. Don't take this as something you have to accept. There are a lot other fish in the sea.

If we make rivalry our norm, what could we ever archive together?

"HR is not your friend" - fuck off with this bullshit. If you're actually being harassed, say something. And your colleagues should be your team, not your enemies. This rivalry thing in companies is pissing me off.

OneNote. There is only Xournal(pp) with a much smaller featureset and more bugs.