@leArthurDent every time I run updates something breaks. It's been too long right now to remember specifics
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@baldur I do kinda like slack for notifications about builds and deploys, but only if handled well. I tend to turn off notifications from bot notify channels and use keywords to notify about specific things in them.
@baldur I think this is another case of people trying to ram a square peg in a round hole. Slack is a communications tool, not a documentation or PM tool. It's great for allowing you to have semi-asynch discussions, and to have discussions with remote employees
@ChrisWere Ubuntu or Fedora for me.
@ChrisWere You are literally the first person I've ever seen call Debian stable, and it makes absolutely no sense to me. in a decade of Linux admin I've literally never been able to make Debian function for more than 3 days.
@varx yeah, I'm forwarding half a dozen ports. it even has native support for dyndns and hurricane Electric 6in4 tunnels
@varx IMO you're better off with Pro APs and a consumer router if you're only gonna upgrade one.
@baldur right. Maybe JS could benefit from another type of async primitive, but that doesn't make promises bad. Also they got even better by far with Async/Await
@moonman Yeah, but Israel hasn't turned out so great so far. Cool that Netanyahu may be indicted though.
@baldur That's really not a good article...Re-using promises by wrapping them in a function? A promise already calls a function, re-use the function with a new promise, don't re-use the promise.
Also promises _should_ be eager. Promises are designed not for doing work, but for returning values. If you start processing immediately then the value can already be there when you need it.