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by lwhi 6y ago
You were speaking as an authority, saying something I don't consider to be true. I just wanted to correct you.
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by lwhi 6y ago
Surely it's a lack of features.
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by lwhi 6y ago
Many CMSs are used to produce static sites; WordPress included. The investment in tech like Gatsby, goes a long way to showing how the market does support this. Market dominance, won't describe the trends a market is moving towards.
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by lwhi 6y ago
I'd suggest using Drupal with a static generation tool, headless with Next.JS or Gatsby.
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by lwhi 6y ago
This isn't a sensible approach. We need experts to develop products from a code PoV. We need experts to create content. Not many content creators are great developers and visa versa.
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by lwhi 6y ago
Static generation is common approach, and has gained a lot of popularity in recent years.
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by lwhi 6y ago
The argument put forward by this agency, doesn't actually hold much weight. Feels more like their choice was made to fit with the agency capability.
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by lwhi 6y ago
Currently using Drupal 8 with a decoupled Next.js frontend .. works very well. Seem less upgrade to Drupal 9. Advanced CMS editing tools, moderation tools, media management, componentised content modules, content library, all content expos
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Simple Regex: SQL-like language to create regular expressions(simple-regex.com)
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by lwhi 6y ago
The dynamics feel a bit like good cop / bad cop on an organisational level. "I'd personally love to let X occur .. but it's not allowed due to company policy. This is mandatory." I have always believed everything is
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by lwhi 6y ago
I fully agree, the distinction is split between fear and farce.
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by lwhi 6y ago
I heard there were problems with build / coil whine when I last bought a laptop back in 2018. I wanted to run Ubuntu as the primary OS .. ended up choosing a ThinkPad. Still certified for Ubuntu, and the fact it came with a Window&#x27
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by lwhi 6y ago
Conceptually, trust suggests we don't need to question, or exercise due diligence. I'd argue, in a capitalist system, you definitely shouldn't trust anyone! Capitalism is based on incentive. -- So following on from this. Is t
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by lwhi 6y ago
I don't think the issue we should worry about will always just be one bad actor in an organisation. A corporation like Apple (or TikTok) will sometimes decide to implement features that are antithetical to its users best interests, bec
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by lwhi 6y ago
The iOS _everyone_ uses is not open source.
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by lwhi 6y ago
There's nothing to be gained by trusting a large corporation. By defending user privacy, Apple is able to have a direct affect on the bottom line of its rival corporations. All corporations behave according to incentives that will help
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by lwhi 6y ago
The difference is realistically possible vs not possible. I think the point stands.
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by lwhi 6y ago
Android is open source, iOS is not.
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by lwhi 6y ago
Why do you have to eventually trust someone?
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by lwhi 6y ago
I don't understand how Notion can be used to replace a fully fledged word processor. Am I missing something?
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by lwhi 6y ago
You feel that way because it's ethically corrupt behaviour on the part of Apple. They are aggressively pushing out others.
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by lwhi 6y ago
I disagree and I think you're incorrect. For a long time, I and other people I know chose MBP for professional web-development / video editing / music production because they were provided with a slick GUI on top of a solid o
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by lwhi 6y ago
The 10 in the version number is a clue[1] [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacOS_Catalina
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by lwhi 6y ago
That's not my point. This new OS version is not OS X.
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by lwhi 6y ago
To the downvoters .. hope that koolaid tastes good!
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by lwhi 6y ago
There are more 'normies' than engineers out there. They need to continue sell more to keep share holders happy. It's a calculated shift.
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by lwhi 6y ago
Every new release of OS X has been an increasing disappointment for years now. Security issues, bugs, incompatibilities. It's almost as if they've been actively devesting in OS X. At least we now understand why. Mac's are no
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by lwhi 6y ago
The problem is, Apple have chosen consumers above professionals. It's been fairly obvious that this was their plan. Now it's been categorically confirmed.
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by lwhi 6y ago
Make every truck stop before it's able to pass under.
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by lwhi 7y ago
Incentivising exercise behaviour / data submission to insurers?

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