today's leftovers
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Red Hat DevSecOps Day in San Diego on November 8
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The Ripple Effects of IBM's Big Bet on Red Hat
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Red Hat Aims To Be The Default Choice For Next-Generation IT
Prior to announcement, I caught up with Red Hat Chief Information Officer Mike Kelly, who offered thoughts on the steps his team had undertaken to continue to improve Red Hat's product (using a Red Hat-on-Red Hat program), to advise technology executives at various stages of leveraging open source technology, and in improving the overall operation. Clearly these are the sorts of improvements that helped make the company attractive to IBM.
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Planet KDE Categories
Jings no wonder people find computer programming scary when the most easily accessible lanugage, JavaScript, is also the most messy one.
Occationally people would mention to me that the categories on Planet KDE didn’t work and eventually I looked into it and it mostly worked but also sometimes maybe it didn’t. Turns out we were checking for no cookies being set and if not we’d set some defaults for the categories. But sometimes the CDN would set a cookie first and ours would not get set at all. This was hard to recreate as it didn’t happen when working locally of course. And then our JavaScript had at least three different ways to run the initial-setup code but there’s no easy way to just read a cookie, madness I tell you. Anyway it should be fixed now and set categories by default but only if it hasn’t set some before so you may still have to manually choose which you read.
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FAW 2018 Day 3: “Becoming part of Fedora family because of her!”
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KubeCon and CloudNativeCon
This December, Canonical, the company behind Ubuntu, will be present at KubeCon and CloudNativeCon in Seattle.
The team at Ubuntu will be out in force showcasing their work across Kubernetes and containers and highlighting what makes Ubuntu the platform of choice for developers. -
Clear Linux Developers Weigh Supporting Snaps
While Clear Linux augments their package/bundle archive with Flatpak support on the desktop, they are currently deciding whether to also support Snaps that are commonly associated with Ubuntu Linux.
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