You’re showing your true imperialistic colors. “Let the empire pillage its colonies” and all that jazz.
NATO was never an issue for Russia, and every time any kind of appeasement is attempted, Russia simply moves the goalposts and whines again.
They did invade multiple countries, they invaded Ukraine twice, but you would rather see them occupy more territories and ruin more lives, as long as you can pretend that occupation by an openly genocidal regime is peace.
Depending on the database used, the data might still be there, just really hard to recover (as in, its presence is a side-effect, not the intent).
https://stackoverflow.com/a/12472582 takes a look at Postgres case, for example.
Did you mean OpenID perchance? OAuth is not an authentication protocol.
Gitlab adheres to a “one tool for all the jobs” philosophy and tends to be a performance mess for the end user. Every time I had to use it, I wanted not to.
SourceHut is a counterexample to claims of monolith superiority gitlab makes. Whether it will continue to be that is an open question, but right now it’s quite a joy to use.
Oh yeah, please do imagine there is no such thing as a time zone.
On an ellipsoid!