Wait, you push to main directly? That's not exactly what "trunk based" means.
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Selfhosted @lemmy.world Cheap, but reliable SSDs?
Nix / NixOS @programming.dev Nixos compiles Firefox out of nowhere?
Linux @lemmy.ml QEMU VM hangs at "booting from disk" at 100% CPU usage
Programming @programming.dev Tips/Resources/Guidance for becoming an okayish lead?
Frag Feddit @feddit.de Wie informiert ihr euch über lokale Ereignisse?
Fediverse @lemmy.ml Are there any localized Fediverse Apps?
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3DPrinting @lemmy.world 3D printer for someone who rarely prints
Haupteingang @feddit.de Wie kann ich eine andere Instanz via Feddit.de durchsuchen?
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Selfhosted @lemmy.world Used SAS drives?
Selfhosted @lemmy.world A service of some sort to cluster news?
Ask Electronics @discuss.tchncs.de RPi Pico "disconnects" after a few minutes to days
Linux @lemmy.ml Samba share writable to everyone, even if someone else created the files?
Linux @lemmy.ml Firefox keeps forgetting logins
Linux @lemmy.ml Are there any pitfalls to avoid in buying PCIe/m.2 adapters?
Ask Electronics @discuss.tchncs.de What is this e-paper connector?
Android @lemmy.world What "mindless" games do you play?
Frag Feddit @feddit.de Wo kauft ihr eure Hörbücher?
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How many companies need such a scale, but are not able to provide it inhouse for less money?
Everyone wants to be Netflix, but 99% of companies don't even need close to that amount of scalability. I'd argue, a significant part of projects could be run on a raspberry pi, if they'd be engineered properly.