đŸ’€Undead BillđŸ’€
I hate questions like that. Some employers make you sign IP agreements that make anything you do on your own time property of that company, and have a gag order associated with it.
Obviously, even if I had been "programming at home for fun", I wouldn't be able to admit to it.
He can heck off on his high horse.
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@deutrino
There should be a requirement that medical device companies open source their equipment if they close their business or transfer their IP.
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@craigmaloney
For the text files, you could use something like mercurial, fossil or git over ssh.
If syncing is the key, then rsync over ssh is supported on both platforms.
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@craigmaloney
You could set up a cloud server on a free tier and sync files via ssh secured with keys. Works on both platforms. Not much to secure if ssh is your only service and you are using "key only" access.
Or do the same using dynamic DNS to a home server.
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