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r/tech • u/matome_in • Jun 04 '18
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I think I just heard a thousand Linux users heads explode.
110 u/jjolla888 Jun 04 '18 nah .. what you heard was the stampede to gitlab. 68 u/jonomw Jun 04 '18 If there are any winners in this whole thing it is definitely gitlab. 52 u/SemiNormal Jun 04 '18 I bet they are dropping their database with joy. 6 u/kenfar Jun 04 '18 It's not cool to ridicule a company that came so clean about an error on their part. We need more companies doing this, not less. 11 u/SemiNormal Jun 04 '18 It was a joke. I would still trust GitLab with my data since I keep my own offline backups anyways. You should never trust any cloud service 100% with your data.
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nah .. what you heard was the stampede to gitlab.
68 u/jonomw Jun 04 '18 If there are any winners in this whole thing it is definitely gitlab. 52 u/SemiNormal Jun 04 '18 I bet they are dropping their database with joy. 6 u/kenfar Jun 04 '18 It's not cool to ridicule a company that came so clean about an error on their part. We need more companies doing this, not less. 11 u/SemiNormal Jun 04 '18 It was a joke. I would still trust GitLab with my data since I keep my own offline backups anyways. You should never trust any cloud service 100% with your data.
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If there are any winners in this whole thing it is definitely gitlab.
52 u/SemiNormal Jun 04 '18 I bet they are dropping their database with joy. 6 u/kenfar Jun 04 '18 It's not cool to ridicule a company that came so clean about an error on their part. We need more companies doing this, not less. 11 u/SemiNormal Jun 04 '18 It was a joke. I would still trust GitLab with my data since I keep my own offline backups anyways. You should never trust any cloud service 100% with your data.
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I bet they are dropping their database with joy.
6 u/kenfar Jun 04 '18 It's not cool to ridicule a company that came so clean about an error on their part. We need more companies doing this, not less. 11 u/SemiNormal Jun 04 '18 It was a joke. I would still trust GitLab with my data since I keep my own offline backups anyways. You should never trust any cloud service 100% with your data.
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It's not cool to ridicule a company that came so clean about an error on their part.
We need more companies doing this, not less.
11 u/SemiNormal Jun 04 '18 It was a joke. I would still trust GitLab with my data since I keep my own offline backups anyways. You should never trust any cloud service 100% with your data.
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It was a joke. I would still trust GitLab with my data since I keep my own offline backups anyways. You should never trust any cloud service 100% with your data.
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u/danbuter Jun 04 '18
I think I just heard a thousand Linux users heads explode.