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Oct 31, 2026

Addy GhaniHOST
36:23
see it says um don't do anything before november 12th so i think there's like some time stamp stuff that has to happen I guess they could do that.
Addy GhaniHOST
36:31
Yeah, you probably have to check it into Perforce or GitHub or something.
Addy GhaniHOST
36:35
I don't know.
Joey DaoudHOST
36:36
Damn, I was hoping it would be like...
Nick GeraceGUEST
11:11
They've said, I've just used Git since 2005, and I'm on GitLab, GitHub, Bitbucket, and it's only just now our organization's thinking about switching off.
Nick GeraceGUEST
11:21
And for me, I've actually always been a little amenable to the idea because my first full-time job was at NetApp, which is a Perforce company.
Nick GeraceGUEST
11:30
and a lot of customizations around Perforce.
Nick GeraceGUEST
11:33
So Git's limitations with things like large files and the cons to decentralization, I think, had always been front of mind to me.
Nick GeraceGUEST
11:42
So thinking about what we do next at East River, Steve Klapnick put up a really good blog post on the East river website about it and basically the moving beyond get and the scalability beyond get and how we sort of get people source control that, um, is not just good for the everyday use case of an open source repo, like the Linux projects that you send a mailing patch over, or maybe a world where both humans and agents are always online and are able to work with each other more collaboratively.
Mart GervacioGUEST
28:37
There's no simple way to do it, only because there's so many different ways to do it.
Mart GervacioGUEST
28:43
If you can afford it, a tool like Perforce or any tool that manages builds is probably the best.
Mart GervacioGUEST
28:50
But I've seen people handle builds on their local desktop before.
Mart GervacioGUEST
28:55
Just be as organized as possible in naming your file names and making sure you know what build it is you're uploading, especially if you're making fixes all the time.
Niall BrowneGUEST
38:12
So if I'm an engineer, maybe I'm working in source code, I'll hook it into AI.
Niall BrowneGUEST
38:17
GitHub or GitLab, Hambu, Perforce, any of those core systems.
Niall BrowneGUEST
38:21
If I'm in HR, I'm going to hook it into Workday.
Niall BrowneGUEST
38:24
If I'm basically working in finance, I might hook it into Oracle.
Chris RomeoHOST
13:49
It sounds like you have an analysis of their technical approach.
Matt ColesHOST
13:54
I was going to say, why didn't they just use Perforce or SVN or one of those other systems that we know works without doing the replication that Git does?
Chris RomeoHOST
14:05
I know we were talking about this before we started.
Chris RomeoHOST
14:09
I just can't remember.
Chris RomeoHOST
14:12
I remember Perforce.
Chris RomeoHOST
14:13
I've used it.
Chris RomeoHOST
14:14
I just don't remember.
Chris RomeoHOST
14:45
almost across the board, but
Patrick WendelGUEST
53:02
So there's this ACL problem.
Patrick WendelGUEST
53:04
Now, merely by coincidence, by the way, Perforce and these older source code management tools did have ACLs in them.
Patrick WendelGUEST
53:10
But just merely coincidentally, this tool called Git took over and Git has no ACLs.
Patrick WendelGUEST
53:16
You know, the only ACL Git has, you're either in or out of the repo.
Dave SobelHOST
3:40
The flaw sits in PHP itself, underneath the website.
Dave SobelHOST
3:44
Perforce, which sells long-term PHP support through its Zend business, points to Datadog's researchers, who reproduced one of the flaws and found that the malicious request never reaches the application's code.
Dave SobelHOST
3:57
The site's own login and security can't stop it.
Dave SobelHOST
4:00
Then, Volnchek built an exploit that gets past ASLR, the memory scrambling that had kept most published exploits from working on real servers.
Dave SobelHOST
4:26
So the question becomes who delivers the fix? For PHP, there are three answers.
Dave SobelHOST
4:31
The PHP project patches the versions it still supports, 8.2 and newer.
Dave SobelHOST
4:36
Linux distributions of support vendors, Perforce writes, are the only source of fixes for 8.1 and older.
Dave SobelHOST
4:43
Zend and other vendors shipped those patches the same day.
JasminHOST
32:09
uh the thing that you can do and this is the thing that i did uh i realized this by mistake uh 10 days ago before the previous weekend is that if you want to do something for example on a linux machine i was reconfiguring it perforce So performance is a source engine, so it is able to actually store the source.
JasminHOST
32:31
So basically, GitHub for gaming.
JasminHOST
32:33
And I was thinking of something on Perforce.
JasminHOST
32:35
It's pretty tricky because you are changing a lot of things, and those things need to be changed under a specific user.
JasminHOST
32:44
using scripts that you are linking to the performance process.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
19:32
Copilot ships no native spec workflow at all, which is why spec kit exists as a separate layer bolted on top of it.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
19:39
Full agent capability also demands GitHub as your source control, which rules out the many regulated engineering organizations sitting on Azure DevOps, Perforce or GitLab.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
19:49
Billing is moving, too.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
19:51
GitHub shifted copilot plans onto usage-metered AI credits in June 2026, so model your consumption rather than assuming the old-seat math holds.

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Turning a Drifted Server Into a Rebuildable Playbook

Oct 20 · 2 Mentions

Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:50
The page lists end-of-life dates for versions, but doesn't say what license they carry.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
14:55
And Puppet? Perforce, which owns it, put new binaries behind an agreement and a commercial license above a certain number of machines.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
15:04
The figure I saw was 25.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
15:06
That's from 2025 sources, so I'd treat it as possibly out of date.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
15:11
The core code remains Apache licensed, and a community group maintains it under the name OpenVox, because Perforce keeps the Puppet name.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
15:18
There's also a community fork of the Chef server called Sync, aiming at a 16.0 release.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
15:24
So the

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