georgestephanis

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   by georgestephanis 11y ago

   Please don't recommend Thesis to folks. :\ Genesis or X are better more modern options.
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   by georgestephanis 12y ago

   We do a lot more than just WordPress. :) But yes, they came aboard with the LearnBoost / CloudUp acquisition nearly almost two years ago. A lot of devs -- both pre-hire background and post-hire focus -- have little or nothing to do wit
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   by georgestephanis 12y ago

   Howdy! I'm the team lead of the Jetpack plugin for WordPress. I've passed it upstream to our in-house counsel just for a cursory review should it conflict with trademark scope or something. (What do I know, I'm a dev, not on
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   by georgestephanis 12y ago

   Also, it seems a lot of the comparisons to WordPress are hardly accurate. Most notably is the 'Security' area where it asserts that > There are a million plugins available that extend your site’s functionality, but each plugin
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   by georgestephanis 12y ago

   24% at last count, I believe.
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   by georgestephanis 12y ago

   So then Chrome is a stupid hacky browser because it doesn't ship a long-term-support version, and just expects everyone to update?
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   by georgestephanis 12y ago

   If you believe you're aware of any security issues with WordPress core itself, Automattic is running a Bug Bounty program over on HackerOne here: https://hackerone.com/automattic/ -- responsible disclosure, bug bo
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   by georgestephanis 13y ago

   Actually, it pops up an iframe to WordPress.com, to save site owners from having to juggle their own oauth keys and connection, then it syncs the comment back down to your local installation. So you always own your own data, and can deacti
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   by georgestephanis 13y ago

   <marquee>Awesome sauce!</marquee>
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    by georgestephanis 13y ago

    Well, this is really arguable. The "Iron Grip" is the modules that happen to be dependent on authenticated API calls to the servers that Google owns and maintains. I'd fully support their modules that connect to the cloud se
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    by georgestephanis 13y ago

    Honestly, yeah. In Economy, I don't even have enough room to open up my laptop. And I can't code on my iPad.