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   by daitangio 2y ago

   I fear you are right. Remember they ask $25/monthly for 1 website on pressable, I can run Wordpress open source for 5x month on Linode, and there are ready made installation on docker, digital ocean and so on…
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   by daitangio 2y ago

   Sorry I switched to hugo my https://gioorgi.com and it was easier than expected. Initially, I only followed the ‘drama’ tangentially, also because I have always considered myself a mere "end user" of Wordpress, even if
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   by daitangio 2y ago

   Very good ideed! Give it try!
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   by daitangio 2y ago

   I agree that consistency is important, and also this is the real problem. There is no perfect architecture. Needs evolve. So consistency is a force, but architecture evolution (pushed by new features, for example) is an opposite force. Bala
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   by daitangio 2y ago

   Do you mean https://astro.build/blog/introducing-astro/ ? Thank you for sharing! I will take a look.
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   Show HN: From WordPress to Hugo+Isso(gioorgi.com)

   1 points by daitangio 2y ago|3 comments
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   by daitangio 2y ago

   Os/2 Warp had support for windows 3.x virtualization, so little surpise for me. Also IBM developed virtualizaion tenchnology (like LPAR) long time ago: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_partition
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   by daitangio 2y ago

   I created [misterio]( https://github.com/daitangio/misterio ) to exactly solve the same issue described in the article. So yes, if you have a simple setup you can use a "web" of docker servers. But if your need
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   by daitangio 2y ago

   I am planning to move to Hugo for the rendering part, because WordPress is becoming a "wobbly" ecosystem in my humble opinion. If the business around WordPress become fragile or too much exposed to backfire from Wordpress.com, a l
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    Ask HN: Concerns on Keep Using WordPress

    6 points by daitangio 2y ago|6 comments
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    Try TIC80 https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80 Very mice, multi programming language support
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    If you search a simpler solution I suggest https://github.com/daitangio/misterio I created it for managing my homelab, it works great and it is a thin layer over docker compose
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    Btw, the life of Galois is quite interesting: he died very young, and was a quite clever mathematician…
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    Question: but for deleted you just mean commit to delete it? Because if you remove the commit from the repo, it should disappear.
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    I stopped using Chrome as my primary & only browser. Too much power in one hand?
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    Very well written & nice article. I already knows a bit of the story. Just a plus: even Windows source code is on git! Which is pretty cool if you think about it. Open source wins
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    I am planning too this. My general recommendation is a plugin-based system. A lot of business just offer the same product as a SaaS or with integration just installed (like HomeAssistant which offers SSL certs for Alexa, or HelathChecks.io
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    Try pigshell, http://pigshell.com/ It is an interesting approach… but it is a bit old project
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    by daitangio 2y ago

    Simple solutions are complex to design. Fullstop. For instance the ‘do not me think’ GUIs are more complex to design than a CRUD GUI pushing all form fields in a form.
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    The title us wrong: it is a fork, not a rename if the project.
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    A good commit message must explain the reason of the commit (i.e. fix nasty char dncoding issue). This commit is nice but far too long in my humble opinion (and I like to write!) The what is already in the commit diff. Explain the why, trus
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    Very clever, anyway I put a very high gc-cons-threshold in my .emacs and I never had big issues. The reality is emacs is complex but today computers with 8GBs of ram has about 1000x memory of the original emacs target (a machine with 8 MB o
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    I used and loved it. As someone said, was my door on GNU utilities under MS-DOS and worked well! I forgotten it, so thank you for the link!
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    I was excited in Smalltalk around 1999, during my Master Thesis. The sad story is Java Hotspot had more technology than ParcplaceDigitalk(Cincom) and kept growing. I love Smalltalk but Java won, even when it was closed sources. Try Squeak
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    Also always __test__ your database updates doing a select FIRST, and checking the output of your where condition. I learned this in the hard way, after a small mistake (but I was still a junior developer).
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    Hum I have my Cloud Drive linked to My NAS; it is not Google Drive( ), but a similar event can destroy all my home backup too I suppose. Is it a quite dangerous idea to link your NAS go a Cloud drive? ( ) It is OneDrive.
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    Erlang first implementation was based on Prolog, which is the mahor reason of its syntax
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    I do not know. I thing Emacs org-mode is better and less Javascript-dependant. Also https://docusaurus.io/ is very nice and flexible. I suggest to look at these two to extend nota in similar way
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    What about webmin? I used it in the past, it has plenty of modules and parse config, so you can edit them by hand too. https://webmin.com/
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    by daitangio 3y ago

    Yeah this is the problem, and paying for the exact same ad-free service does not seem a solution to me.