Non-regulatory HOA's exist where they don't have a set of rules like that. The one my parents are a part of are more of a neighborhood organization. They have a neighborhood directory (where participation is optional),…
> All our source code is publicly viewable Not all of it. version.gitlab.com is one of GitLab's closed source IPs.
I'm using GitLab CI. I use GitLab.com for the free private git project hosting. GitLab.com has free CI servers available (even for private projects) that work well if you don't need to run builds all the time. A lot of…
It looks like [0] & [1] are the relevant DB migration scripts. GitLab.com is used to test new release candidate versions in a production environment before it is shipped. I'm guessing the 10-15 minute number came from…
> 2) Give that you can get LE certs for free and use certbot for auto-renewal, why is anyone purchases certs anymore ? Let's Encrypt only offers Domain Validation certificates, not Organization Validation or Extended…
I know of no country (or other jurisdiction) where a legal "right to decompile" exists.
Non-regulatory HOA's exist where they don't have a set of rules like that. The one my parents are a part of are more of a neighborhood organization. They have a neighborhood directory (where participation is optional),…
> All our source code is publicly viewable Not all of it. version.gitlab.com is one of GitLab's closed source IPs.
I'm using GitLab CI. I use GitLab.com for the free private git project hosting. GitLab.com has free CI servers available (even for private projects) that work well if you don't need to run builds all the time. A lot of…
It looks like [0] & [1] are the relevant DB migration scripts. GitLab.com is used to test new release candidate versions in a production environment before it is shipped. I'm guessing the 10-15 minute number came from…
> 2) Give that you can get LE certs for free and use certbot for auto-renewal, why is anyone purchases certs anymore ? Let's Encrypt only offers Domain Validation certificates, not Organization Validation or Extended…
I know of no country (or other jurisdiction) where a legal "right to decompile" exists.