I love how I gave myself a "Ready to publish" moderation state for my blog, assuming my future self would somehow have more than one blog ready to publish at any given time.
And not ad-hoc write them the day before or the morning of my weekly publication.
@mglaman Haha I did that a while on my Trello board, then I realized I would just have a bunch of things in progress, and then now and again I'd finish one and publish it.
So now I just have 'Drafts' and 'Publish' (publish being the column it goes into when I'm finishing it up and have a day to publish it).
@asmodai Yeah I've noticed that whole "community version is not good" thing from some less informed sales reps from time to time. Especially outside NA.
@asmodai I'm fairly certain (I only worked with engineering side, not sales) that some in the sales org would give some less informed talking points to the reps, and the reps honestly didn't know enough about the way the OSS code was structured to know the difference 🤦♂️
(I don't blame the reps in that case, many of them had never worked in an #opensource company. I blame the trainers and managers who didn't teach them well)
@RL_Dane The major issue with GitHub is they're kinda a monopoly, GitLab still might have a long-term shot, but it's hard to not be on GitHub outside of orgs that are big enough to have their own massive name recognition.
"Red Hat announces RHEL10 sources will only be available to internal engineers under strict NDA, claiming that this is actually better for the downstream open source community."
@maxgot 98% of the time, Stream would suffice. But that's not good enough, especially considering I don't run RHEL in production so I rely on test environments that match as close as possible.
