Agaric

These ideas, via resource books from http://osmihelp.org/ which credit https://askjan.org/ are framed as helping mental illness. They are almost all good ideas for everybody.

Here's a collection of value statements at diverse companies, as Agaric considers defining some more public values ourselves.

Nava PBC has a comprehensive set of well-thought-out values, entitled Nava's Core Values:

GitLab has time tracking (caveat: Unfortunately this is the Enterprise Edition, not the fully Free Software Community Edition). See:

So far all i have is links to many wrong directions that seem to require throwing more HTML code around the image:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12070759/make-absolute-positioned-div-expand-parent-div-height

• Building a Safe Digital Space for Young Makers and Learners: The Case of DIY.org

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• Make sure Atom's core Markdown Preview package is enabled
• Markdown to PDF for Atom
• paste-table for Atom
• LibreOffice Calc
• (Optional) vim-mode-plus for Atom
• (Optional) Make sure Atom's core autosave is enabled.

A client using the Bulk invite module (by Agaric's David Valdez) had invited hundreds of users with slightly malformed usernames— two spaces between first and last name when there should only be one.

Note that you need to do the change both in the users_field_data table and the users_field_revision table— and you need to clear caches when you're done to see the change on user edit pages, which is where it matters.

After we did the upgrade of a Drupal 7 site to Drupal 8, a date field which had been taking only the date portion, and no time portion, was now configured to take both the date and the time. Moreover, the migration wasn't working.

We changed the configuration from datetime to date

Here's the relevant part of the diff for config/default/field.storage.node.field_pub_date.yml

Are your builds failing because of this?

An approach for keeping content that is added as part of development synchronized with test and production environments is to use the Default Content module to export the content. It's built for the content to be exported to an installation profile's 'content' folder, and then the module, if enabled, automatically brings the content in when the site is installed.