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His blog is really great but last time I didn't find a way to post a comment or to contact the author. Do somebody knows better?
by Kototama 5y ago
His blog is really great but last time I didn't find a way to post a comment or to contact the author. Do somebody knows better?
- jeroenhd 5y agoThe author links to his github account, you should be able to extract _some_ kind of email address from the git commit log. To me it seems that the author doesn't list contact details on purpose. There's an extensive "about me" section without any contact information, so I think the author might wish not to be contacted. Edit: actually, his Gmail is in one of the screenshots in this article.
- talex5 5y agoI usually notice if my blog gets on Hacker News fairly soon, so I'll see any comments posted here. I prefer not to use email for most things because then the reply only benefits one person, whereas replies in a public forum can be read by others and get indexed by search engines. I've been thinking about creating a Matrix room for each blog post as a discussion forum, but so far most posts have ended up on other discussion sites anyway.
- gostsamo 5y agoI think that some blogs have email lists as discussion forum with each thread devoted to one post, but I can't come up with examples right now. If the email list archive is public, it might be the perfect solution.
- Kototama 5y agoRegarding the performances issues that you had with Qubes: I once disabled power management on one of my laptop and it moves Qubes from barely usable to usable. Still close to unusable: Web conferences in the browser (webex for example).