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You are right. My iPhone was still on 14.6 - that explains it then!

I don’t get why this is almost a 1 GB download on my iPhone. Defiantly a no go for me as long as I am on vacation without Wi-Fi.

You could probably use a GitHub Action and check the API for author of the pull request if you want to require additional verification. If have done something similar with auto accepting docs-only pull requests in the past.

The amount of pull requests from dependency updates can become more manageable if you enable GitHub’s Auto Merge feature[1]

[1] https://docs.github.com/en/github/collaborating-with-pull-re...

With all of my children I have had 4 months of paid paternity leave from when they were about a year old. I live in Norway so this is covered by our social welfare system.

For me this has been some of the best time of my life becoming much closer with all of my children then I believe I would have otherwise.

Being the primary caregiver for a significant amount of time made us more equal when it came to parenting later on to the point where there are really no difference between who can do what. This have given us more flexibility and reduced stress in every day life and it is easier to let the other one take over if you need a break.

During the pandemic lockdown we alternated who had the children and who where at work.

Just stick to stable Kubernetes API resources[1] and they are guaranteed to continue to work through all 1.x versions.

[1] https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/overview/kubernetes-api/...

Ingress going GA refers to the Ingress API resource in the Kubernetes API becoming stable. There are no discussion (or Kubernetes Enhancement Proposals (KEPs) regarding providing a default ingress controller. There are two areas that Kubernetes has taken a hands of approach and it is ingress traffic (and external load balancing) and storage. Those are provided by external vendors through APIs.

People with mild cases aren’t getting counted in the same way so that number is likely very incorrect. What we know is that we are very far of the death toll of seasonal flue which is estimated to be around 291,000 - 646,000 globaly.

This is ridiculous! The seasonal flu virus is likely more deadly than COVID-19 [1] maybe we should ban all assemblies permanently then.

[1] https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm

I agree that it is not entirely self explaining. I ended going with Diagram as Code based on the Infrastructure as Code [1] principle which is the same concept; you write code to generate your infrastructure.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infrastructure_as_code

Any thoughts on support for textual representation of the diagrams?

To some extent. They have dedicated bus lanes with less traffic than the rest of the road and they have started restricting parts of the city center for cars.

This is why we can’t have nice things!

Yes, you are absolutely correct. It was mainly a governance issue that hindered further technical development.

Static types most definitely do not replace the need for tests!

My biggest grape with staticly typed languages like TypeScript is that many developers considers type safety a replacement for test - it is not. It is completely at best.

Are there any handy tools for animating these diagrams? Like the one at git lfs?

At least where I live in Norway I would argue that it is not the amount of food you eat during a meal that is a problem but everything else in between regular meals (coke, chocolate, chips etc.).

Lack of LTS and commercial support most probably.

Similar experience here in Norway...

This affects on so many open source projects in addition to RHEL. ANSIBLE, Ceph, OpenShift, Linux kernel, JBoss as well as everything Red Hat acquired from CoreOS.

As a person working for a large software consultancy in Scandinavia I hate to see so many using type safety as an excuse for not writing tests. At least a dynamic language forces you to write tests and frankly it is often easier to write tests in a dynamic language imho.

One of the reasons these big ones don’t use a proper changelog is because new, and deprecated, features are controlled by dynamic feature toggles as opposed to what version of the app you are running. Of course, new version adds support for new toggles (features) but that is not a guarantee that they will be enabled for your user - or at all.

Only thing missing is a chaos monkey to randomly power down devices to make sure everything still stays available.

Keep in mind that many of these corporate employed developers would likely contribute to the same OSS projects as a part of their job regardless of what company they happen to be employed at.

Cool! How does spinnaker compare to Jenkins pipelines?

And here is the EastNets' blog post denying the compromise ever happened http://www.eastnets.com/News_Details/17-04-14/No_credibility...

Or try "remove aws"

I guess you will get what you pay for... which is nothing for most of their users.

Or just use the rawgithub url: http://rawgithub.com/Continuities/adarkroom/master/index.htm...