ivan_krechetov

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Winterthur, Switzerland

Born in Novosibirsk, Russia. Father, husband, obsessive programmer.

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Inheritance vs. is-a. Something that “Code Complete” omits ikr.su

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Comment · 13 years ago

We use SaltStack for both the development environment under Vagrant/VirtualBox (https://github.com/saltstack/salty-vagrant), and in production; and are pretty happy with this setup.

I tried looking at Chef and Puppet, and was scared away by the complexity thrown at me upfront. I find Salt way easier to pick up. I like its being declarative, concise, and unsurprising. Also, it has received a seal of approval from our admins. That doesn't happen here with software often :)

Thanks! And congratulations!

Comment · 14 years ago

I confirm. Just tested on Win7, Skype 6.0.0.120

The notification about the password reset token does appear in the Skype client, but no reset code is shown at first. Then I've pressed Ctrl+F5 on the home screen, skipped the Facebook thing, and here they are!

http://www.xiag.ch/share/2012-11-14_1021.png

On OSX doesn't work, though. The password token notification doesn't come.

Comment · 14 years ago

OMG! You're totally right! I've pressed Ctrl+F5 on the home screen, skipped the Facebook thing, and here they are! http://www.xiag.ch/share/2012-11-14_1021.png

Comment · 14 years ago

I've just tried on OS X, Skype v6.0.0.2946. The password marker doesn't appear in the Skype client under the new account; only in the Inbox.

UPD: Tested on Windows 7, Skype v6.0.0.120. The notification about the password reset token does appear in the Skype client, but no reset code is shown. And I couldn't figure out making it visible or click-able.

Verdict: can't reproduce.

Comment · 14 years ago

Has anyone bothered actually checking this? Is there a proof video or smth?

Comment · 14 years ago

True!

Comment · 14 years ago

Won't happen; by definition. See http://www.ubuntu.com/project "Ubuntu is free. Always has been and always will be." Therefore, would be much better to stop writing link bait posts, but rather go and donate http://www.ubuntu.com/community/get-involved/donate

Comment · 15 years ago

:) I mean why, except for "Why not?"

Comment · 15 years ago

Why?