Saturday, October 17
Daily News Stuff 17 October 2020
October Surprise Edition
October Surprise Edition
Tech News
- The new Ryzen 5950X scores pretty well on benchmarks, particularly when overclocked to 6GHz. (Tom's Hardware)
Someone seems to have an advance sample and a flask of liquid nitrogen.
- Atlassian has an announcement for small to medium customers running their software on-premises: Drop dead. (Atlassian)
They did have a program where you could get licenses for small teams for as little as $10 per year. Now they're cancelling everything short of enterprise-scale licenses. And doubling prices for those.
- GitLab 13.4 is out. (GitLab)
It's increasing an Atlassian replacement and not just a Git server. It does require a lot more resources than it once did. GitLab suggests a minimum of 4GB of RAM for up to 500 users, but in my experience you need just a wee bit more than that.
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