@dfee Fair point! We've had good success with commit messages, though not universal, and ADRs allow adding context asynchronously later if missed in a way commit messages do not (...without highly exceptional public history rewrites)
@dfee Is there a way in which you find it does not provide scaffolding for storing architectural decisions next to code? (When the commit message alone doesn't suffice, I suppose... I have seen that get traction)
Another sports broadcast offers you the opportunity to make “X” amount of dollars that would help you and your family in ways you couldn’t in the past, but there’s a possibility that you don’t get the job if you film another College Gameday. What would you do?
I spent most of October tweeting bash comics, and I’m excited to announce that my “Bite Size Bash” zine is coming out on Wednesday!
here’s a thread with a little bit about why I wrote the zine…
@ericbrinkman@gitlab As an admin, 1 ability to change and enforce settings across projects, 2 remembering which settings are in which of the 7 diff settings tabs per repo. Esp the top 4 in general v the repo tab. 3 many clicks to remove >1 user from a proj. 4 graph disk usage per proj/time
Hi everyone! My dad is a balloon artist of over 20 years located in Des Moines, IA, due to Covid he’s been bummed because many gigs have cancelled, it would make my day if you could retweet this to celebrate his talent 🥺❤️
https://t.co/yXGZR5nOii
OMG, I have something heartwarming to share, and we all need to hear something like that right now. Back in 2008 I became an Ordained Priest in the Church of the Latter-Day Dude. I’m a Dudeist Priest. Why? Why not, it was funny and would let me officiate weddings. haha lol... 1/9