Posts about Misc (old posts, page 1)
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Bitbucket to Remove Mercurial Support
So Mercurial lost its biggest hosting platform. Sad to see it because I always thought that it has much more usable CLI and much better branching system for corporate development than git.
After much consideration, we've decided to remove Mercurial support from Bitbucket Cloud and its API. Mercurial features and repositories will be officially removed from Bitbucket and its API on June 1, 2020.
https://bitbucket.org/blog/sunsetting-mercurial-support-in-bitbucket
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sandfox.dev
I created a website to host documentation for my public libraries and to serve as a primary index for them
Created with Sphinx with a small script that collects docs directories from project repos
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Rejecting Contributor Covenant
Partially as a follow-up for a previous post. As we now know, the sole purpose of the Contributor Covenant is silencing SJW's political enemies. Luckily Coraline admitted that CC is political so resisting it is also mere politics :D
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Political Censorship on GitHub
I never expected this blog to go political but the situation became outrageous
It's really scary how silent it went. It was almost 2 months ago and I only heard it now. Also code-of-merit.org seems to be hacked.
And we cannot even blame it on recent Microsoft ownership because of the earlier incident: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15087164 It's unknown why they didn't succeed first time but apparently now Rosario will stay removed
Rosario is known as a creator of the Code of Merit, a pure meritocracy based Code of Conduct, that was hosted on code-of-merit.org before it was hacked. The likely reason for its creation was a SJW provocation in Awesome Django:
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Farewell to Jekyll
Just ported the blog to Pelican and removed all Jekyll files. Currently it seems the most logical choice for me
First, I started to use reST much more extensively than Markdown and I want a blog generator that supports it better
Second is my new interest in Python
Third, Pelican seems to have much more features that I like compared to Jekyll and other static generators that I tested, especially Python ones (however Nikola also seems a good alternative but I had to stop at something)
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Harold Finch Uses JetBrains IDE
Yay, Harold Finch from the Person of Interest was spotted using some JetBrains IDE.
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RubyMine Supports Markdown
Wow. It seems RubyMine and other JetBrains products now have very nice Markdown support. I haven't even noticed it until last article. (I usually had MultiMarkdown plugin installed)
Killer feature for me is that it allows working with code blocks of known languages as if it was real code, even have code completion and some basic inspections there.
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Kinda Blog
In the beginning there was a Gemfile. And the Gemfile contained
gem 'jekyll', '~> 3.1'I may post some earlier notes with earlier dates