Examples of resources:
Money
Servers
CPU
Time
Not examples of resources
People
Developers
Me
Resource is a de-humanizing word. People aren't resources. Stop using it. It's easy and you'll be more specific about your team's actual needs.
@AskAtlassian could the community get an update on the progress (or lack therefore) for using Windows OpenSSH for SourceTree. Much of my team accesses Bitbucket through a variety of tools, and only SourceTree doesn't to work well with Windows OpenSSH.
https://t.co/aEgoKivIuq*
@Bitbucket, when will project id be part of a repo's slug? Requiring unique repo names across an org is restrictive. I'm surprised to find this limitation given that this restriction doesn't exist in Bitbucket Server. Here's an old request from 2016! https://t.co/A9MIQItrHG 🤦♂️
To celebrate Pride Month I created a Progress Pride flag inspired Oh-My-Posh theme for PowerShell in Windows Terminal. Feel free to use, remix, and modify.
Source: https://t.co/fiCjK8u2ni
@AzureSupport The Azure App Configuration FAQ implies only requests that result in configuration values being updated in running apps count toward the request quota. Is this true? Where can I find a clearer definition of what counts towards the quota?
https://t.co/52XptnrZYa
In the event this place burns to the ground, where can I go for tech twitter style content? Twitter has introduced me to concepts I wouldn't have found elsewhere.
Trying https://t.co/5DbIEmi3fG (@[email protected]) but the distributed nature means some level of fracturing.
@bisqlio Oh for sure. If I were in charge I would always post ranges. It seems like the right thing to do for transparency.
Asking as an employee, not an employer.
I'm having trouble finding a clear answer to this question...
Under the Colorado Equal Pay Act are US non-CO orgs required to post salary ranges for remote job postings that can be performed anywhere in the US if they currently have CO employees?
Got a link to a good source?
@WoodyZuill Reminds me of one of my favorite Futurama quotes.
"When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all" - Season 3, Episode 20
@shanselman@dotnet@coderpatros This looks great! Any recs for a 'dotnet audit' tool to list known vulnerabilities? 'dotnet list packages --vulnerabilities' doesn't quite cut it. The exit code is always 0, and there's no machine readable output option. Looking for something like `npm audit` but for .net.
1/In recent days, the @US_FDA has authorized and the @CDCgov (via @CDCDirector) has recommended the @pfizer and @moderna_tx#COVID19 vaccines for
children 6m+.
Though the safety and effectiveness of the vaccines are quite impressive, I've seen a more fundamental question.
@wwboggs Reserving "The Boys" and "Stranger Things" for a family TV time otherwise, they would be great picks. "Breaking Bad" is a good choice too, but I've seen it. I'll need something new to me to keep me motivated.
Wrapping up "The Expanse" and need a new show to watch while on the treadmill. Reqs.
1️⃣45min/episode (- credits)
2️⃣Sci-Fi/Fantasy, multi seasons
3️⃣Prefer story arcs vs episodic content.
4️⃣Similar tone/quality to "The Expanse"
5️⃣On Prime, Netflix, Disney+, Paramount+, HBO max
Some shows I have enjoyed in the past (sans treadmill)
Lost in Space, Game of Thrones, Daredevil, Jessica Jones, WandaVision, Loki, Doom Patrol, The Boys.
Not really interested in Star Wars.
Maybe one of the new Star Treks?
So folks have been comparing the weird @GMB morning show interview with the climate activist in the UK with *that* scene from #DontLookUp.
So we at the @MehdiHasanShow put them side by side & the results are.. astounding. Reality mirroring art!
Watch: