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571.
by pluc 2y ago
Let's put that guy in charge of government efficiency, what's the worst that could happen
572.
by pluc 2y ago
Given what I've said here you probably shouldn't take my advice anyways
573.
by pluc 2y ago
They've simply run out of data to use to fabricate legitimate-looking guesses. They can't create anything that doesn't already exist.
574.
by pluc 2y ago
I definitely don't want to read 5 pages especially if it's all redundant information. Mine is two pages, I don't dig in gigs past 10 years, they can ask if they want my origin story. I don't care about the languages you
575.
by pluc 2y ago
I sold my house and fucked off to Europe. Hopefully will outlast whatever thing is happening, but I'm not that hopeful, so I'm searching for new passions. I still look for work once in a while and blindly apply to what a carefully
576.
by pluc 2y ago
The first ~3 months I wrote specific cover letters and modified my resume according to what I was applying. Then I gave up and just blindly applied to everything without bothering to read anything other than the title and specific qualifica
577.
by pluc 2y ago
I'd say it depends on the situation and how much you value your principles but to each its own.
578.
by pluc 2y ago
I quit over principles about 9 months and 800 job applications ago. I'd advise not to do it unless you're sitting on a pile of cash.
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by pluc 2y ago
They've been forwarding PII to what Mullenweg has legally established to be his private, personal website. It doesn't forward it to a WordPress site of any kind. In other words, WordPress is leaking PII directly to Mullenweg. I
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by pluc 2y ago
They called it "WordPress engine tracker" too which is either childish, stupid or malicious. I hope mullenweg gets sued out of all his money because that's what he deserves. Fuck that guy.
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by pluc 2y ago
It's the second time they do that in a few weeks too, _and_ it's not on their security page [1] which promises transparency. [1] https://trust.okta.com/
582.
by pluc 2y ago
These need to be banned.
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by pluc 2y ago
They don't really allow much of anything in terms of interaction in these anymore.
584.
by pluc 2y ago
I'll go a bit further and say that they don't claim it's Alexander's tomb, but someone that was buried with Alexander's artifacts (namely, his brother)
585.
by pluc 2y ago
They don't ask how, they ask how much
586.
by pluc 2y ago
Pretty ironic that the single mast, that was added for sailing speed, was the likely cause yet they never used the sails. They just enjoyed it looking imposing and different.
587.
by pluc 2y ago
Yes, but they provide their own apps.
588.
by pluc 2y ago
Right when there are better alternatives (fastmail, proton, etc). Another bonus-worthy move by Mozilla's CEO!
589.
by pluc 2y ago
For a decentralized system, there sure is a lot of stress on that one database.
590.
by pluc 2y ago
From bullenweg's repo ( https://github.com/bullenweg/bullenweg.github.io/commits/mai... ): * [The Mullenweg/WPE Thing by @adrienne]( https://gist.github.com/adrienne/aea9dd7ca19c89
591.
by pluc 2y ago
and you didn't learn a goddamn thing
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8 points by pluc 2y ago|0 comments
593.
by pluc 2y ago
Heh, that's some good bullshit. They argue that wordpress.org is and always has been Matt's property and is under no obligation to provide service to anyone. That's great, but wordpress (the software) comes hardcoded with a d
594.
by pluc 2y ago
Guess all the "Automattic security team" is busy looking for vulnerabilities in competing products.
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by pluc 2y ago
Gee what could this be in relation to I wonder
596.
by pluc 2y ago
At least WPE's moves make sense. Who knows what Mullenweg will do next.
597.
by pluc 2y ago
It's a show alright
598.
by pluc 2y ago
I say we bring back phpNuke
599.
by pluc 2y ago
Here's a previous edit: https://archive.ph/7ZRbY
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by pluc 2y ago
Yeah, that'll teach you not to contribute to the community.

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