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runiq commented on MinIO is now in maintenance-mode github.com/minio/minio/co... · Posted by u/hajtom

stormking · 11 days ago

How would you run a project like this? People come and go. People do a one-time contribution and then you never hear from them again. People work on a project for years and then just go silent. Honestly, credit where credit is due, but how is a project like this supposed to manage this?

runiq · 11 days ago

What do you mean by 'manage?' In your mind, what are you planning to do in the future that you need my full copyright as a change owner?

runiq commented on MinIO is now in maintenance-mode github.com/minio/minio/co... · Posted by u/hajtom

victormy · 11 days ago

Without a valid CLA and a strong core team, you often end up with fragmentation or legal deadlock. Even the ASF isn't a silver bullet—projects without strong leadership die there all the time. The CLA exists to prevent that friction.

runiq · 11 days ago

Then it's not the CLA that ensures project survivability. It's the strong core team you mentioned.

runiq commented on MinIO is now in maintenance-mode github.com/minio/minio/co... · Posted by u/hajtom

regularfry · 11 days ago

Or to offer it under a commercial licence in parallel.

runiq · 11 days ago

That doesn't require full copyright assignment, though, right?

runiq commented on MinIO is now in maintenance-mode github.com/minio/minio/co... · Posted by u/hajtom

eproxus · 11 days ago

Yeah, that page is horrendous and looks super sketchy. It looks like a very professional fishing attempt to get unsuspecting developers to download malware.

They have a lot of obviously fake quotes from non-existent people at positions that don’t even mention what company it is. The pictures are misgendered and even contain pictures of kids.

Feels like the whole page is AI generated.

runiq · 11 days ago

They have a CLA that assigns copyright to them: https://github.com/rustfs/rustfs/blob/5b0a3a07645364d998e3f5...

So, arguably worse than MinIO.

runiq commented on Kubernetes Ingress Nginx is retiring kubernetes.dev/blog/2025/... · Posted by u/TheApplicant

MrDarcy · a month ago

Love haproxy but if we’re shilling projects istio is superior. Multi cluster, hbone, ambient.

runiq · a month ago

What is hbone? What is ambient?

runiq commented on Meta replaces WhatsApp for Windows with web wrapper windowslatest.com/2025/11... · Posted by u/DearAll

brabel · a month ago

The desktop app is very good for quickly attaching pictures and documents, or receiving them, I find it harder to do that on the phone app , and a web app just doesn’t work very well when you want it open all the time. Same with Slack, having a desktop app really improves things.

runiq · a month ago

> a web app just doesn’t work very well when you want it open all the time.

Pin tab, problem solved?

runiq commented on Keep Android Open keepandroidopen.org/... · Posted by u/LorenDB

runiq · 2 months ago

Unfortunately the feedback period for the European Digital Fairness Act has been closed since October 24th. Does anyone know of another way to appeal to my European overlords^H representatives?

runiq commented on I avoid using LLMs as a publisher and writer lifehacky.net/prompt-0b95... · Posted by u/tombarys

ninetyninenine · 5 months ago

They write that sentence because gen ai has been effective for them.

We have intelligent people using ai and claiming it’s useful.

And we have other intelligent people who’s saying it’s not useful.

I’m inclined to believe the former. You can’t be deluded about positives usefulness. But you can be about the negative simply by using the LLM in a half assed way and picking the most convenient conclusion without nuance.

runiq · 5 months ago

> You can’t be deluded about positives usefulness.

If you honestly believe that, I've got a bridge to sell you.

runiq commented on I avoid using LLMs as a publisher and writer lifehacky.net/prompt-0b95... · Posted by u/tombarys

bambax · 5 months ago

I'm extremely wary of AI myself, especially for creative tasks like writing or making images, etc., but this feels a little over the top. If you let it run wild then yes the result is disaster, but for well defined jobs with a small perimeter AI can save a lot of time.

runiq · 5 months ago

In the context of code, where review bandwidth is the bottleneck, I think it's spot on. In the arts, comparatively -- be they writing, drawing, or music -- you can feel almost at a glance that something is off. There's a bit of a vibe check thing going on, and if that doesn't pass, it's back to the drawing board. You don't inherit technical debt like you do with code.

runiq commented on Chrome's hidden X-Browser-Validation header reverse engineered github.com/dsekz/chrome-x... · Posted by u/dsekz

PeterStuer · 5 months ago

WEI? As in Windows Experience Index? Can you elaborate?

runiq · 5 months ago

Web Environment Integrity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_Environment_Integrity

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