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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
Not a lawyer, it likely becomes an issue, because a) by Matt's own words wordpress.org is operated and maintained by Automattic employees and thus b) the blocking essentially leads to competitive disadvantage and a general conflict of
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
My guess is, that he knows, that his trademark claims will likely not hold up in court and he'd need to spend some money to get to court in the first place. As such it's easier to try to negotiation something in the backrooms and
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
The dispute (on the surface) is about trademark not copyright and Automattic has an exclusive license to the trademark.
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
For someone not deep in the topic, what is a "Streaming Processing Engine"? All the description for Denormalized use the term, so if don't know it, it's kind of impossible to understand what Denormalized is / trying
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
Even as a developer not focused on web dev this sounds pretty bad, unless everyone in your dependency tree (from OS to language to libraries) decides to make a switch and even then, you'll be stuck with outdated ways to do things. Who
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
It's not anymore the recommended way and last I checked it's not really being maintained as much as other ways, but for quite a while, it was the recommended way.
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
It's a bit of a one sided view. For someone trying to commercialize their simplistic application, it seems to make perfectly sense. The article is missing the down-sides/limitations of web apps though, especially from a user persp
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
What about a simple dark mode, that even the OS provides options for?
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
Unless it's a corporate-ish site, I've found that asking the authors to add an RSS feed can work quite well.
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
The README says: > Can resume if process exit, save checkpoint every 250 urls
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
Lots of open source projects are run by a team of maintainers without having a company behind it
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
The GitHub repository has been archived
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
How often is pride in the way of building a team of maintainers, which could reduce the risk of burnout? Is this the case here? I don't know.
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
Which can be quite the pain, when the phone vendors just drop the support for OpenGL ES 1 from their ANGLE binaries, probably under the assumption that "nobody uses such old APIs".
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by eXpl0it3r 2y ago
But aren't you then teaching philosophy and history instead of mathematics? I mean it can be a great story hook to start off with a subject, but in the end isn't math about the calculations, formulas and proofs?
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
Maybe, but if you're not willing to link your blog in "social spaces", then you shouldn't be frustrated that nobody is reading your blog, as no one will ever learn of its existence
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
I don't see a link to your blog in your profile ;)
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
Not all must be bad though. New communities and new things often allow more room for changes. Old communities often don't want to change, because "it's always been this way" or something similar. Not everything needs cha
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
As a start the product name is written as "Jira"
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E3 Is Officially Dead(washingtonpost.com)
295 points by eXpl0it3r 3y ago|210 comments
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
In Super Video Golf which is more a old-school/retro-style game, that a friend of mine made, there are some clapping sound effects, when people are in view. However, I feel like the nature sound on its own is also kind of relaxing.
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
That's why a love Readwise's Reader. I can store stuff to read later, but also get all the RSS/Atom feeds, plus can even funnel newsletters into one place. In addition to having my highlights there as well and being able to e
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
Sometimes it's that devs still like the project, but more often it's probably just the fame/exposure that they don't want to lose. If you have no compassion for a project and the demand is high, it's still your deci
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SFML 2.6.1(github.com)
8 points by eXpl0it3r 3y ago|0 comments
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FOSS and Funding(duerrenberger.dev)
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
A bit older than yesterday: 11:49 PM · Sep 13, 2023
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
They are "cheating" slightly though, because they get to run on a "unchanging" environment, i.e. the hardware is fixed and they generally don't have to suddenly support the latest version of Windows or similar.
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37051967
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
Someone also applied the idea to an upright piano: https://www.worldpianonews.com/new-product/acoustic/worlds-l...
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by eXpl0it3r 3y ago
> I started by drinking almost a liter of milk a day but somewhere along those 2 years I became lactose intolerant. Well this isn't really surprising to me, assuming that you didn't drink raw milk. Processed milk doesn't h

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