nchmy

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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   Could you please elaborate on how you do this?
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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   Same experience here
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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   Some fantastic tricks in this article. Will definitely improve my Megamerge game. Thanks! Though, I'd be remiss not to mention that this (and any other) jj workflow would be much easier with jjui. It's the best TUI around, not jus
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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   Ok. Yeah, you could easily have 100k concurrent visitors with that, if the request isn't actually reaching php/WordPress. On e it does, you're down to something like 2-4, maybe 10, requests per cpu core, per second. Depends o
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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   Still vatsly cheaper than cloud, and comparable to OVH now.
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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   When you say 8000 concurrent visitors, is that per site or across the 70 installs? And what sorts of sites were they? Because there's an immense difference when it comes to hosting between a blog/brochure site that is fully cachab
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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   This is really cool. I'm working on stuff that is somewhat aligned with this - offline knowledge base/educational platform focused on things like appropriate technologies for rural people in the developing world. Storing in the br
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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   yeah, i know almost nothing about jj because i only use it via jjui. Why would I waste brain power learning about and remembering new incantations when I can just browse around with arrow keys and mouse and then use like 9 hotkeys to do eve
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   by nchmy 6mo ago

   yeah, i regularly try absorb then undo when it moves it to a commit from 7 years ago, then manually squash where appropriate
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    by nchmy 6mo ago

    JJ doesnt prefer you to do anything. I regularly just create description-free commits, do whatever, then name them later (or squash, split, absorb the changes into other commits). It is exceptionally flexible and forgiving. Even moreso if y
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    by nchmy 6mo ago

    youre overthinking this. use any bottle that you want. glass, plastic, etc.. Buy some swingtop beer and you'll get the bottles for free. screwon - be it glass or plastic - also work. There's also surely 1000 articles and videos on
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    I'm not concerned with sugar-free. I drink maybe 500ml per day, and otherwise consume ZERO added sugar. And It's surely a small fraction of the sugar in soda, fruit juices etc... I also like it sour/highly fermented
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    Bottles?
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    seems about right
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    I bottled 20 litres of kombucha yesterday with ginger and lemongrass. It'll be very fizzy and ready to drink in 3-5 days. Costs next to nothing and quite healthy - water, black tea, sugar, (gifted and self-reproducing) scoby. The flavo
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    Agreed. Though, now that hetzner has increased pricing, OVH is quite competitively priced and has some newer hardware available.
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    How about pg on Unix socket?
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    what is unique about those hosts with regards to plugin security?
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    have you ever heard of caching? because it can do the exact same thing as what you just described, yet WP can also be dynamic, have visual page and post builders, etc...
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    how do you figure?
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    yeah, jj + jjui is such an exceedingly pleasant experience that I can't imagine trying something else.
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    Yes.
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    can you give an example?
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    Wait till you use Datastar!
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    Nothing stopping you. Check out datastar instead though.
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    Caddy server even does ssl for you automatically.
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    I don't have a skyscraper job, or even a low-rise, but I appreciate this article nonetheless as someone who has been self-learning how to turn a rickety shed project into perhaps a sturdy low-mid rise. I've gone down endless lengt
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    I used edge ever since it was chromium-based, but I moved to linux and vivaldi 6 months ago and never looked back.
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    What plugin-free headless capability do you envision for WP? Isn't that what the REST API is for? And isn't plugin-free WP effectively useless?
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    by nchmy 7mo ago

    What is always astounding to me is that people talk as if caching isn't a thing. It could hardly be easier to cache the html output from wordpress at either the webserver or CDN level, and it will perform just the same as any "sta