RT @penczak@twitter.com: Light Bearers of the Temple
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@tardisx I was looking at the Blue ocean thing ... I was like what? LOL. Wonder how Team City would work ... though only supports three build agents. How much productivity would that provide us before we had to pay? Not that we mind paying, but it's not as if we have billions to throw around LOL
RT @dotnetkicks@twitter.com: Getting Started with Docker on Windows Server 2019 by @EltonStoneman@twitter.com https://dotnetkicks.com/r/377765?url=https://blog.sixeyed.com/getting-started-with-docker-on-windows-server-2019/ #dotnet via @DotNetKicks@twitter.com
Better than UbiKey, you think?
RT @DennisF@twitter.com A small team of engineers is building a line of hardware security key that is completely open source and supports the new FIDO2 standard: @solokeyssec@twitter.com
Hardware Security Keys Go Open Source With Solo https://decipher.sc/hardware-security-keys-go-open-source-with-solo #decipher #deciphersec
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@freemo that's actually for the license for the server that we would need. I could definitely go with that. The biggest thing in my case to be getting permission. Anyway, I'll talk to you later. But thanks for the hand. You definitely helped out a little bit.
@freemo Hmmm interesting. Eew. This is going to be a lovely toss-up. For while I could put up the $45 a month for TFS, don't think our CFO/COO would like that. Only other option in that case, if using this toolchain, which I was gifted a license for, would be Team City.
@wobin I used to be able to do that, back when BizSpark was a thing. That sort of died, and it's not like there is tons of money to be thrown around.
@cambridgeport90 I prefer travis, circle ci, or gitlab CI
@freemo I think I'm going to have to go with Jenkins, only because it works with the rest of the Devops toolchain I'm using. not sure whether you've heard of Inedo or not, but they support only a very few CI servers, unfortunately.
Kay never mind. Looks like I'm putting Jenkins up as CI ... I say that because it's free, and it runs on Docker on any platform ... hence I could just add it to the other Docker shit I'm trying to do; Hello @MastodonProject@twitter.com, #DNNCMS, and @OpenCADProject@twitter.com? LOL
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