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Good job! This looks like a great code/text editor than an IDE at the moment.

You would need some sort of code navigation, debug and run capabilities to call it an IDE :) Hope to see more soon?

Redhat's OpenShift.io Eclipse Che integration would be a good example of a cloud IDE where you can could code,build and debug off a web-browser backed by a container-based workspace running on Kubernetes.

Her vote percentage has hardly gone up since the first round.

If polls haven't closed yet, shouldn't exit polls be made illegal? Because exit polls can manipulate opinions.

I'm curious how things work? This is just a prediction? Is this an official exit poll?

It's fair to ask the team how frequently they want stand-ups. It could be daily or it could be weekly.

Without asking, standups are counter-productive.

You can use any IDE and also use every other component of OpenShift.IO ( like planner, build, pipelines )

being tracked here https://github.com/openshiftio/openshift.io/issues/134

Hey! Sorry about that, we are working on fixing the problem for folks who had an existing OpenShift account. Tracked it here: https://github.com/openshiftio/openshift.io/issues/134

Almost all the internals are matured/stable upstream projects which have been around for a while.

Openshift.IO makes all them work as a SaaS for production use.

Ok so this is "OpenShift.IO" :) And not just openshift

This is openshift + planner + code editor + pipelines + 'analytics'.

Here analytics does code quality checks and lets you, the developer know, if they should be using a different Jar/package ( example: the one used by the developer might have a security vulnerability reported which the developer was unaware of )

Folks, check out the TechCrunch article on the announcement :

https://techcrunch.com/2017/05/02/red-hat-launches-openshift...

It will answer a lot of questions :)

Disclosure: I work on openshift.io

Openshift.io is the end-to-end development environment which is built over the OpenShift PaaS.

What is the aggregator you use for this information ?

If Mark is unsure about what makes Peter throw his weight behind Trump, why not ask him?

Not that he is answerable but if he has good reasons I'm sure he wouldn't mind talking about them.

The bug report has way too less information for folks of other disciplines ( inside CS ) to understand.

Could someone please provide a context?

AES-256 ! Excellent.

Any way of getting the UN involved?

This is a great resource.

True, honestly I expected to see more TCPDUMP tips :(

True, if a startup in the medical didn't have the resources for quality control they should not have started up in the first place.

This is huge, competition for Oracle increases. :)

Checked, seems fine to me.

It does make sense to hire a guy who has had great success in Security. The chat app is just one of the use cases which he handled, and a good experience in designing secure software always helps.

Exactly what I was thinking.

This will be very helpful for enterprise environments which have an HTTP proxy for external URLs. I'm guessing this improvement wouldn't need a socks proxy since this is no longer a socket protocol?

It helps the APNS server identify the sender server better since the certificate does have more details.

Also, having the certificate helps in signing and encrypting the notification packets triggered from the server.