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by mholt 3y ago
I've said it before [0-4], I'll say it again -- mind your TLD. They have about as much control and influence over your traffic as a VPN, except even your users are at their mercy. Do not choose a TLD based on trends. [0]: https:&
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by mholt 3y ago
I mostly thought it would be a cool party trick: bundle your site into your web server and now you have a whole website with no dependencies including file system! But then recently FrankenPHP came on the scene and now you can bundle your e
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by mholt 3y ago
Caddy is actually ideal for scaling WordPress: https://frankenphp.dev
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by mholt 3y ago
The article basically describes how Caddy does error handling in HTTP routes. https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/blob/cb86319bd50322d4ac...
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Chrome only :( I guess Firefox 121 isn't modern enough...
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Octane and FrankenPHP(blog.laravel.com)
1 points by mholt 3y ago|0 comments
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by mholt 3y ago
The use of "additionally" is weird here. A full roundtrip is 45 hours. It doesn't take 22.5 + 45 hours to receive a response. 45 = 22.5 + 22.5.
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by mholt 3y ago
The headline doesn't say useful though. Just that it stopped communicating, which is false.
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by mholt 3y ago
This is good feedback, thanks! Ok, we'll try to think of another visually interesting way to tell a non-visual story, to see if we can replace the 3D transforms. I just hate the trend that most tech landing pages have these days of ran
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by mholt 3y ago
Yes we share this CSS across multiple marketing pages.
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by mholt 3y ago
Interesting; the 3D transforms don't actually affect how much text fits on a line. So even if we remove the transform, the text will still wrap/overflow. It does actually excite some of our readers, for example: https:/&#x2F
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by mholt 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! - 3D transforms: We got feedback before that people really liked them, for example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23072414 -- they're not extreme, which we tried to avoid. I guess some p
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by mholt 3y ago
More like this: - https://twitter.com/steveruizok/status/1727625036159234555 - https://twitter.com/_nonfigurativ_/status/172732259457002734... - https://twitter.com/wesbo
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by mholt 3y ago
What a wonderful and heartwarming story! Until that last sentence… I’m so sorry. At the risk of sounding too personal, I imagine many of us here can relate to that with someone in our family. Coming from someone of a similar age who also st
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by mholt 3y ago
As the author of Caddy, I have often wondered why people run it in containers. The feedback I keep hearing is basically workflow/ecosystem lock-in. Everything else uses containers, so the stuff that doesn't need containers needs t
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Neijuan(en.wikipedia.org)
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by mholt 3y ago
Check out familyphotos.zip
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by mholt 3y ago
Correct, if you "Save" shared photos to your account then they start using your storage quota and you can download them in Takeout.
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by mholt 3y ago
I'm a huge advocate for washing with soap and water, but this gave me pause: > washing your hands with soap and water is one of the most effective ways people can keep from getting sick, and from passing the [COVID-19] virus to ot
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by mholt 3y ago
You should wash your hands from that, too
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by mholt 3y ago
That's a lot of extra work, but yes, expert publications (trainings, classes, books, etc) can be a valuable asset to a project!
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by mholt 3y ago
I've learned from personal experience that people don't like it when you start selling licenses to open source software.
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by mholt 3y ago
If Gina is reading this, can I just say: wow! It's so cool that you've had hundreds of sponsors on GitHub (almost 1000!) and that's really exciting size for a user base! I see you're seeking corporate sponsors. Awesome
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by mholt 3y ago
We need more of this, so yes absolutely, publicize it. Start a movement. Set an example. Be a leader.
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by mholt 3y ago
That’s great to hear. I hope my tone wasn’t misunderstood. I think the initiative is wonderful. I was mainly commenting on the state of open source funding generally. IMO what Sentry is doing doesn’t deserve criticism. Keep doing what you’r
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by mholt 3y ago
Yeah, understood. To clarify my stance, I view this as a net positive for the ecosystem and I hope other companies follow your example. This is a really good thing we hope to see more of! I’m hoping developers will lean in more too, where s
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by mholt 3y ago
To be clear, I’m not criticizing, I think this is wonderful and good leadership. I’m just painting the larger picture for other readers. Sentry’s initiative is a good example that other companies can follow, I just want to make sure we don’
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by mholt 3y ago
That is a generous donation that is not legally required of them. But I agree that a different approach should be taken for exceptionally crucial dependencies like rrweb is for Sentry. (Edit: to clarify, I think what Sentry is doing is good
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by mholt 3y ago
Love to see this kind of leadership from stewards of open source. I hope more companies will follow their lead in general. (Not necessarily saying this approach is the most effective, but the messaging is in the right direction!) Netted abo
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by mholt 3y ago
We have Disney+ but don’t watch it super often. Our price is increasing from $85/yr to $140. I’ll probably cancel here in a few days and maybe in the future just subscribe for a month and binge some shows after they’re out. The almost

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