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danillonunes
1y ago
That's why everyone else is lazy and just ping google.com
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2y ago
Also sometimes, you can go directly to npm asking for an existing name, they can give it to you and the previous owner can be pissed and remove his other packages that are dependency of basically everything, breaking the building scripts of
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2y ago
It doesn't, but I have a gut feeling that it may impact the prices for new rents in some unexpected ways. For example, people who are living in a rent controlled place may be less likely to leave, this may impact the supply/demand
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2y ago
Things get interesting when you reverse.
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2y ago
Dalai Lama walks up to a package manager and said "Make me one with everything"
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2y ago
But you can do the same with GitHub, right? Although most docs and articles focus on 3rd party actions, nothing stops you to just run everything in your own shell script.
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2y ago
I don't think developers wanted App Store, they wanted to build native apps. Has Apple just allowed them to ship their own .dmg files from their website, as they used to do in MacOS, they would be happy. I can't tell for sure, but
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2y ago
probably
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2y ago
After shadow profiles, cambridge analytica, prism, etc, I don't think those companies are all that scared of privacy violation lawsuits.
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2y ago
I think being GPL is a requirement to host plugins in wp.org, so yes, that free version available there is (was?) open source.
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2y ago
I don't even think this is about money anymore. Matt may have started this cruzade for money, but at this point is just pettiness and refusal to backpedal.
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2y ago
Oh you work in tech and never heard of the strong influence of the FAANG (Fila, Adidas, ASICS, Nike, Gucci)?
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2y ago
The offer probably come with some sort of a non-compete clause. Otherwise WPE could pull a Pressable by offering to secure a job for everyone who leaves A8C.
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2y ago
Automattic's name is brilliant.
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2y ago
Yeah. You can't have an office affair if you WFH.
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2y ago
There's a about:config setting called dom.event.contextmenu.enabled defaulting to true, when you change to false you don't need to hold shift, it will always open the browser context menu (and in most cases still do the page behav
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2y ago
I talked about what I believe the definition of absolute free speech is. I didn't said I agree with it, or that it is what society should aim for. Fun fact: I do agree, but I haven't said that in my previous comment. As for my dat
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2y ago
The thing about free speech is that everyone has their own criteria of what should or should not be included into it. When someone talks about "free speech absolutist", one expects they will include everything. No exceptions. Afte
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2y ago
Ironic how this whole thing started with an allegation that WP Engine makes things confusing. I wonder if Matt's mom can tell the difference between WordPress Foundation and WordPress.org.
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2y ago
I understand it would be ideal for business to give back with money to open source projects, but this issue is being handled in the worst possible way by Matt. So WordPress code is FOSS, so you can theoretically change the code, except when
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2y ago
Being flexible is kinda the point of an elastic.
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2y ago
Click? Back in the days you could get infected with blaster by just having a Windows XP machine connected to the internet. No action needed.
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3y ago
GP said they are lazy loading table content on scroll, so they already lost Ctrl+F and client-side sorting anyway.
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3y ago
GTA online also profits from existing consumers by selling in-game money.
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3y ago
That's a very specific and small target to aim. Your victim not only has to use an email with their own domain, but they also need to have their domain expire at about the same time as they die. Wait too long and the family already had
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3y ago
Ah! Here is the funny thing: Now your issue is card testers blowing up your dispute rates!
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3y ago
It's not disabled, the selection color is the same as the background color.
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3y ago
It's not that people don't understand, it's they're lied to. The wording the companies use are "buy this movie", "purchase this digital book", etc. You don't see a big green button reading "
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3y ago
A street mugger don't have the same motivation and means as a government agency. He just want to make some quick and easy buck. He can hit me with the wrench as much as he want, if I don't have the recovery code memorized because
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4y ago
Even if it's not a recruitment tool, you won't see people sharing them actually working because: 1) it's boring; 2) they don't want to risk sharing something confidential. And even if someone manage to share their actual
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