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aaronpk_tv
Monday, May 6, 2019
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I got a lot of questions last week at @ML4ALL about how I was able to turn around the conference videos so quickly, so I put together a little behind-the-scenes video showing a walkthrough of my whole setup and workflow, including biking all the gear in and out! 🚲🎥🎉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epKA84wK9ls -
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May 6
Good morning, world! How did you start your week?
a run is an excellent idea, but instead I spent the day editing my behind-the-scenes video of last week's shoot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epKA84wK9ls -
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Pretty disappointing response from NextCloud on this (really bad) bug in their desktop sync client.
https://github.com/nextcloud/desktop/issues/1000#issuecomment-489677559
If you are a paying enterprise customer, would you please push on their support if you're having this problem? -
eneiluj
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May 6
@aaronpk Which part disappoints you? I've red the whole thread and from what I get: When a fix is done, it will be available for everybody. Sounds good to me. I'm rather disappointed by such harsh criticisms. It does not sound fair considering the hard work Nextcloud team/contributors are doing to produce an amazing publicly available Free Software. #ILoveNextcloud 😉
Complete lack of acknowledgment of the problem, an accusation that the problem doesn't exist unless you're an enterprise customer paying for support, followed by an abrupt closing of the thread without any real response. -
eneiluj
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May 6
@aaronpk Well I guess it's quite stressful to provide software to such a huge amount of users. Check out the issue counter on Nextcloud server repo. Maybe there's a lack of tact in their answer but it does not justify the aggressive comments they get in return. Free software development is also about respect and constructive criticism IMHO. My (very basic and subjective) perception is that they say it's not fair to be attacked for a delay in the bug resolution. I'm sure the bug will be fixed.
Literally even just a "we recognize this is a problem and don't have the resources to fix it right now" response would have been better than staying silent, and would have prevented most of the frustrated responses. I also don't see any attacks there, certainly no personal attacks, just a lot of frustrated and confused people.
