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It's not simply a matter of review; depending on your setup these bypasses could be run before anyone even has eyes on the changes if your CI is triggered on push or on PR creation.
Re:Ask HN: Thoughts on new GitHub layout? on Tuesday June 23, 2020 @05:03PM (#23620229)
This is my largest complaint (so far), since it was something I was looking for on a project just after the release.
Also the name of the fictional cigarettes used frequently by CSM on the X-Files
Re:Flan Scan: Lightweight Network Vulnerability Scanner on Friday November 22, 2019 @09:49AM (#21605984)
Having had to deal with heavy duty, expensive, vendor-supplied scans in a previous life (Qualys, yuck) this seems a very nice breath of fresh air.
Credit reports of the type TransUnion use contain this data to a limited degree. How accurate this is, is another question.
But then, African Swallows are non-migratory.
Re:New Mac Pro on Monday June 03, 2019 @03:53PM (#20087734)
3D modelers want NVIDIA cards, not Radeon, as NVIDIA supports CUDA. This has been a longstanding issue with 3D folks; the old trashcan Mac Pro had NVIDIA GPUs even with otherwise-outdated internals. When rumblings came of new Mac Pros a few years ago there was excitement that they could get some fast machines again; alas this appears not to be the case.
Mariano's in Chicagoland also sell meal kits now, as do the Amazon Go stores, one of which is conveniently next to a major train station.
Re:Notice of Data Breach on Thursday March 29, 2018 @05:23PM (#16711153)
Perhaps this will also prompt them to start using HTTPS as well?
Re:The Best DevOps Is NoOps on Monday July 31, 2017 @10:55AM (#14892548)
"i hate to break it to you, but you still have to monitor shit in heroku, you knuckleheads."
Re:Soti – A $1B firm built in a basement on Monday July 10, 2017 @09:00AM (#14735483)
Not everybody wants to work remote. Some folks enjoy the social aspects of an office. Those people won't be attracted to this location.
Re:The best board games of 2016 on Tuesday December 27, 2016 @02:01PM (#13265228)
There are a ton of card-based games that are fast and easy to play, without complicated rules, such as Cards Against Humanity, Red Flags. These require minimal explanation and are quite portable but are still fun and social.
No volume keys either
If not for Ruby/Ruby on Rails I'd still be doing support in Windows land, and not building fun and cool anything.