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antocv | 4 years ago

Does anyone remember when Gitlab forbade employees from Russia? How did that go, whats the current status now that issue?

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keewee7|4 years ago

They only forbid Russian residents from having direct access to production servers. That means sysadmin and devops roles. Russians are employed in other positions.

lucb1e|4 years ago

Inserting a bug on purpose that makes it into production seems very hard. This sounds aimed at making media/investors happy.

kemitchell|4 years ago

I've never heard of this. Link?

unknown|4 years ago

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tokai|4 years ago

Most of those sanctions got lifted by Trump right?

golergka|4 years ago

Wrong. On the contrary, Trump administration imposed additional sanctions that prevented Nord Stream 2 from being complete — which Biden administration have reversed.

Western media portrayed Trump as "pro-Putin", but if you look at the actual decisions by administrations, he was the one who really pushed back against Putin, compared both to Obama and Biden.

Synaesthesia|4 years ago

No and he actually imposed new sanctions while in office.