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by gexla 6y ago
The first line of the license is a copyright statement from the developer. The wording of the license itself is owned by the creator.
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by gexla 6y ago
> Many CMSs are used to produce static sites; WordPress included. So, which is it? Don't use Wordpress because it's PHP based and doesn't scale? Or Wordpress headless is okay because the front-end is static? Static sites a
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by gexla 6y ago
You mentioned that content changes are versioned in Git using the Netlify workflow. Why would that be useful if not for being part of an editor workflow? If it's not part of the editor workflow, is it part of the development workflow?
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by gexla 6y ago
Sure, I said dominant, not common. I don't know how representative these results are, but it's a clue. https://trends.builtwith.com/cms/WordPress I don't now if there are numbers for static sites on ther
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by gexla 6y ago
> A php based platform has a lot of negatives for scalability This is an outdated view of how websites are developed today. > Using a cms to generate static content is much more simple, scalable and cheaper. If the market agreed with
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by gexla 6y ago
You can use Wordpress as a headless CMS. > and I love how content changes are versioned in Git Developers love themselves some Git, but that's probably not the best content workflow tool for people who will write copy which actually
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by gexla 6y ago
I swear nobody making comments on this item has used the software in question. With both Craft and Wordpress you can do EXACTLY the same output as you would with a static HTML site. How does a headless CMS solve a problem which you apparent
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by gexla 6y ago
> I much prefer just working HTML changes into a dev cycle. Have you worked with either Wordpress or Craft? With each of these, you control the HTML which gets generated via templates which are files on disk which can be checked into you
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by gexla 6y ago
And you had to ask if it's still written in PHP?
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by gexla 6y ago
> Never mind - their contributing.md document makes clear it isn't a FOSS project. Where did you end up finding this information? How did you not see the "pricing" link in the navigation at their website? Or did you not lo
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by gexla 6y ago
How can you comment so negatively on WP when you know so little about it?
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by gexla 6y ago
This is a decentralized market? Drug markets have a lot of links. The feds likely found a way to uncover one node and followed that thread. I wouldn't assume that the "darknet" itself was compromised. There are still lots of
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by gexla 6y ago
Yeah, this likely isn't on disrupting Tor. There are loads of other targets on Tor which have been around for a relatively long time. The cops figured out how to nail people some other way.
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by gexla 6y ago
When working with audio for production (work) stuff which you need to separate from non-work, maybe use something like Voicemeeter Banana and route your audio signals separately (and adjust loudness separately.) That way you can keep things
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by gexla 6y ago
I'm the same as many here for whom the computer is the problem rather than the cell phone. What's interesting is that the computer is simultaneously a bicycle for the mind and a handicap.
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by gexla 6y ago
This is a great comment. There are a lot of people who are going to get tripped up because they aren't really system admins. Or it might not be that important if it fails. If you only have to mess with it rarely, then it's probabl
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by gexla 6y ago
> now the same ones that said Obama was a secret Kenyan that ran a human-trafficking ring in a pizza parlor though? I have never heard this. Apparently we get our news from different sources. Did I miss anything, or are my filters workin
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by gexla 6y ago
> But orange man bad, I get it. An interesting perspective that people in the military have that civilians don't is that the president is also the commander in chief. Even if you don't respect the person, you still respect the
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by gexla 6y ago
I nearly always read the comments first and in most cases don't read the article. I don't up-vote often, but I'll occasionally up-vote an item which appears to be developing an interesting discussion. There's also a lot
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by gexla 6y ago
Interesting. Facebook did argue for being a publisher in one case so that they could limit their liability for defamation. But that move would then limit their protections as a platform (as mentioned by another user as a reply to your comme
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by gexla 6y ago
I have never been to China. I'm from the US and I only speak English. Currently I'm living in the Philippines though. I imagine China is a lot like the Philippines. There are a lot of dialects and then one national language. The n
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by gexla 6y ago
Could also be a forced thing due to being relatively fragmented with many different countries under a union which isn't as tight as the US union of states. Great thing about the US is that it's possibly the biggest homogeneous mar
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by gexla 6y ago
There's a lot to unpack in that quote and much of it is up to our interpretation. I feel that the following statements could both be true. 1. Social media platforms should be able to monitor what content users are sharing on these plat
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by gexla 6y ago
I don't know if this is still the case, but banks at one time would deny you based on poor credit history also. And so, you get to stay in the "unbanked" category which is just another factor which may keep you in poverty. Th
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by gexla 6y ago
> This is NOT for professional videos. Marketers will still try. They'll figure out how to get an ROI out of efforts on the platform and then push that as far as they can. Or they'll find it's not possible and give up. Not
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by gexla 6y ago
Maybe they don't need to launch as cheaply. SpaceX wasn't the first to the idea. There are other players and these companies didn't have their own rockets. The numbers must be good enough to work even with pre-SpaceX launch c
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by gexla 6y ago
I don't know the intent of the questions, but they do seem reasonable. Rewarding: Creators would also be interested in how engaged those viewers are. How well can this traffic convert into services which the creator might offer outside
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by gexla 6y ago
Right, seems like the first question people would be interested in hearing an answer to. I assume there is no answer yet. With a quick check, I was surprised to see that Blue Origin is developing a rocket which would be capable of launching
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by gexla 6y ago
> except if you're doing very basic edits (even in that case...) Most edits I do if I'm not on my daily driver is basic edits. Making adjustments to config files, etc. Doesn't require all the magic of Vim. Still prefer Vim
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by gexla 6y ago
Only if you you're not opening an existing file.

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