Month: November 2017
Dropping some links here for reference:
- https://wppusher.com/blog/continuous-integration-with-wordpress-and-circleci/
- https://medium.com/typist-tech/running-wordpress-plugin-acceptance-tests-on-travisci-c75edc1a8f36
- https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/customizing-the-build/
- https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/database-setup/#MySQL
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18558392/can-travis-ci-run-codeception-tests
- https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/php/
- https://blog.c-mart.in/posts/shell-into-travis-ci-build-environment
- https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/languages/php/#apache–php
Here’s a track in honour of Android/Google/Alphabet tracking everyone’s location, even when you turn location services off. All of your datas, all of the time.
It was indeed a great book. Beautifully written. The story revolves around the life of Shevek, an inhabitant of the world of Anarres. The central premise is that Anarres is a world where anarchism is the predominant political system, founded by individuals who splintered away from the neighbouring world of Urras many years ago to start a different society. The life and travels of Shevek serve as the vessel for contrasting full-blown anarchism with full-blown capitalism, as he visits and explores the country of A-Io on Urras. A-Io is patriarchy and individualism dialled up to 11. The book provides many moments of point and counterpoint on the merits and dismerits of individualism and communalism when both go to their extremes.
So Day 2 was hack day, where each person worked on a problem that tickled their fancy. At the start of the day we did a brief go-round, with everyone giving a short outline of what they planned to work on. A good idea to do this, in case there was any overlap or someone willing to help with a particular problem.
After that, we got cracking (well, hacking.)