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by codesections 8y ago
Two questions: * does the site also allow login by creating a username and password? If so, the social login is just a convenience, and you are probably fine. If not, you might want to add more (but also consider manual login for the priva
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How Does Mastodon Work?(kevq.uk)
389 points by codesections 8y ago|175 comments
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by codesections 8y ago
This argument seems to hinge on the following statement that I don't understand: > an SSH key password is unlikely to be managed by a password manager: instead it’s something you remember. Why is that the case? I've always bee
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118 hungry goats descend on shocked Boise, Idaho neighborhood(boingboing.net)
1 points by codesections 8y ago|0 comments
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Twitter Is a Game, and Playing It Is Bad for You(shamusyoung.com)
2 points by codesections 8y ago|0 comments
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The Bullshit Web(pxlnv.com)
1017 points by codesections 8y ago|550 comments
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by codesections 8y ago
The big problem with this piece is that it thinks it about the issue in binary terms (an occupational hazard for programmers!) The article states "The biggest Rust users I know are among the very best and most secure C programmers arou
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Mastodon Is Better Than Twitter: Elevator Pitch(medium.com)
8 points by codesections 8y ago|0 comments
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A static web app in Rust(bluejekyll.github.io)
2 points by codesections 8y ago|0 comments
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by codesections 8y ago
I think this is the wrong way to go about building a free stack, given the vendor lock-in problem. I use a lot of free services from Netlify, for example, but I'm cautious about relying on anything that I can get only from Netlify.
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by codesections 8y ago
I notice that it lets you sort by language. Does the underlying data let you get at trends in relative language popularity?
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CSS weight and complexity statistics for any website(cssstats.com)
3 points by codesections 8y ago|0 comments
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by codesections 8y ago
Semicolons can also be extremely helpful for lists with internal punctuation, especially in technical writing. I recently wrote the following sentence in some documentation: By default, Gutenberg will look for three templates: index.
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by codesections 8y ago
The manual page mentions that the program has a command that will calculate the "approximate storage capacity of a file", but doesn't really say what that would be. I'm guessing that would turn out to be the limiting fa
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by codesections 8y ago
A much older Atlantic article argued for exactly the same point: https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2011/10/follow-... A sample: But not everyone has the potential to be Steve Jobs. Not just
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by codesections 8y ago
This seems like a poorly chosen headline from TechCrunch. Not being someone who keeps up with Microsoft chat programs, on first reading it I though "Teams at Microsoft get a free version of what ?"
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by codesections 8y ago
It's hard to really call that a "mistake" in the article, since the article mentions it. It says: > The new lids are recyclable, while the plastic straws the company currently uses are not. > > This is cold comfort
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by codesections 8y ago
I meant the Yoast stuff, which they claim to spend a whole KB on. They say "but the meta stuff added by Yoast bumped it up almost a whole KB! However, given I'm trying to spread a message [it's worth it]"
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by codesections 8y ago
I think this is the wrong way to go about site minimalism. My personal site[0] is pretty minimalist--the home page has one request for 3.3 KB. But it doesn't sacrifice in the same ways this site does: it keeps readable source code, i
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Brutstrap: CSS for bootstrapping a brutalist website(emsenn.gitlab.io)
4 points by codesections 8y ago|0 comments
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I used Hugo for a while, but I feel it's really held back by its templating language. I've recently moved to Gutenberg[0], which is very nearly a clone of Hugo except for the templating language. After some benchmarks[1], I concl
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Benchmarking and Comparing Static Site Generators: Gutenberg versus Hugo(codesections.com)
1 points by codesections 8y ago|0 comments