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by kaishiro 10y ago
What a truly bizarre comment.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
As a sibling comment mentioned, if you ever long-formed this I'd love to read it (and I'm not even a huge baseball fan!).
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Interestingly enough, that's been my experience with Plex.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Sure - we use Contentful as our cloud based CMS offering. There are a few other players here - but the only ones I can speak to would be Prismic and Siteleaf, both of which are really solid. Once you've got your content CMS-side, you c
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Out of curiosity, how does the required chip/hardware help defend against this?
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Padlock.io – A minimalist open source password manager(padlock.io)
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Is finding drivers really still an issue with Windows 10?
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I actually disagree that Middleman isn't the right tool here - you're just relegating the content ownership to the wrong place. We run a number of multi user blogs in Middleman, but permissions and post ownership lives one level u
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by kaishiro 10y ago
The solution here is to use a cloud based CMS (we use Contentful ourselves) and then just import the content during the build process of the static site. The client gets the CMS, you control the site. Best of both worlds.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Yeah, absolutely. To be clear, we haven't ditched the concept of a CMS altogether, we've simply shifted the paradigm to get the client's focus back on managing content instead of managing a site . Our current setup is usi
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Absolutely - and by the way, I was in no way knocking you or your code! The level of polish or viability of a custom plugin for us would just be secondary to the fact that it was custom to begin with - that's all I was trying to get ac
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by kaishiro 10y ago
This is my everyday at the moment. WordPress's biggest success, in my opinion, is that it is synonymous with "website" for many incoming clients. I get "We need a WordPress site" far more often than "We need a
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I think you're missing two things: (1) there are clients who demand administrative access, and since they pay the bills, they get it (2) maintainability. As much as I detest WordPress, and as garbage as many of the public plugins are,
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Gotcha - interesting. Just as another anecdote - I signed up ~8 months ago and have never received any non-transactional (marketing) emails.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I'm curious what kind of spam you were receiving. I'm not sure I've ever received unsolicited email from them.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
This is one of the most ironic comments I've ever read on HN, right down to your final knife twist.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
You seem to have taken offense at what I was saying. I'll just say that wasn't my intent and leave it at that.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
The problem with anecdotes is that they're easily refuted. For example, I know of someone who uses a Surface as their full time development machine and I've never seen it crash on him...ever. Just be careful dismissing products du
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by kaishiro 10y ago
When I read comments like yours I can't help but feel as if your mind was made up before you gave the device a fair shot. Despite your singular negative experience, even you must be able to concede that it was most likely an atypical
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I don't think you're wrong , per se, but barring that I'm really unclear on what point you're trying to make.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Are you trying to make a point? If so, could you be more clear?
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Can you give some more context regarding what your response means?
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I actually agree with most of what you're saying, except for the part about it being the same argument for reload, etc. Nobody is overloading the reload button to accomplish some other featurette. But pull to reload is overloading an
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Isn't the intention of these laws to punish those who make the tools for those who abuse these hacks, and not the actors themselves?
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I certainly don't believe you are trolling at all (I wasn't the one to say that upstream, and if I came across as insinuating that I apologize). And yes, you are certainly open to your opinions - I guess we'll just have to ag
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by kaishiro 10y ago
I'm really not trying to just be argumentative, but if you'd just look at the stylesheet you'd see it doesn't come down to that. There is no real attempt to give a good experience in a mobile context. And when it comes
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Really? You don't have a tiny, hard to read filter bar on the left side?
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by kaishiro 10y ago
This is a bizarre sentiment (to me). Success should never act as some sort of temporary shield to criticism.
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by kaishiro 10y ago
Either you are the outlier or I am - I'm honestly not sure. But having consulted with a dozen or so digital agencies over the past year not a single one had the sort of monitoring that you're suggesting. This doesn't mean tha
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by kaishiro 10y ago
As an active member of a half dozen "good, small subreddits", there actually are some really great communities on Reddit if you can find them. I don't disagree that much of Reddit is a goddam mess, but there absolutely are

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