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pluc
2y ago
Well, there's that context we were all asking for.
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pluc
2y ago
It's a little telling that 1) Matt has nobody around him to say hey maybe don't post that on our corporate site without context and 2) if he does nobody pointed that this reads like another millionaire hissy fit because someone is
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pluc
2y ago
I'm using the author's definition of chopping up. > What WP Engine gives you is not WordPress, it’s something that they’ve chopped up, hacked, butchered to look like WordPress, but actually they’re giving you a cheap knock-off
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pluc
2y ago
WordPress makes those features disable-able themselves , nobody has "chopped up" anything here. define('WP_POST_REVISIONS', 0); That's it.
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pluc
2y ago
I mean, yeah. Isn't that what they're supposed to be doing? Because an option exists to store every revision doesn't mean you necessarily have to do it for free. It is a costly feature. They're free to chop up WordPres
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pluc
2y ago
I'm curious to hear from anyone who actually pays for LinkedIn, did they fuck you over too?
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pluc
2y ago
You'd just be switching one framework for another really. Either make it framework agnostic or make it use the framework you're already using (wordpress)... anything else is unnecessary overhead
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pluc
2y ago
Didn't they buy then bury Corel?
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pluc
2y ago
The US cannot exist without enemies.
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pluc
2y ago
Because people being self-disciplined and self-motivated annihilates the management layer. What do you manage when people manage themselves? You can be a project manager or you can be out of a job. They don't like that.
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pluc
2y ago
IRC can absolutely die when the people running the networks and the servers stop doing so. A number of IRC networks have died over the years. IRC is just another service built, ran and operated by volunteers. If IRC was more popular, you&#x
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pluc
2y ago
I'm really surprised by the low quantity of people who learned by trying and instead read whole books or manuals. Had some code or whatnot that needed mass-replacing and used the built-in RegEx find-and-replace (I think it was EditPlus
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pluc
2y ago
...why take a title that's already quite famous in the industry? https://phptherightway.com/
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pluc
2y ago
No litigation, just warning others not to expect an answer even though they've been using this thread for three consecutive months.
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pluc
2y ago
Applied last month, radio silence.
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pluc
2y ago
To everyone bitching about the font: get a life and stop allowing custom fonts if you're going to be whining about things you don't like. NoScript, uBlock, they all do it.
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pluc
2y ago
Every job search engine sucks. Literally all of them. It's not the functionality, it's moderation. Check out Otta, which claims to manually review each company, but you can find all of their postings on LinkedIn, along with more.
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pluc
2y ago
Dead. UK, US, CA, EU. Dead.
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pluc
2y ago
Paying 60 million to every site you want to index is also a bad precedent to set. Why can Reddit get paid and XYZ can't?
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pluc
2y ago
You posted this very relevant question ( https://mastodon.social/@RicoElectrico/112814402646545749 ) but you included a hashtag that I filter out of my stream, because it's fucking annoying. I think Mastodon is much
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pluc
2y ago
Yes, that's why I stopped.
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pluc
2y ago
I stopped when they had issues getting it into Canada, then decided to drive across the border to get it instead. I stopped because of too much soy side effects.
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pluc
2y ago
Man tits from soy. Nothing else
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pluc
2y ago
No impact on poop.
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pluc
2y ago
I did Soylent for ten years, at least once a day, AMA.
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pluc
2y ago
Nobody's gonna be able to read our any of our stuff. It'll be much quicker next time.
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pluc
2y ago
Because Zuck's AI is so open
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pluc
2y ago
Keys in the env file will ultimately be loaded as environmental variables, so it's just adding a convenience layer.
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pluc
2y ago
During deployment, the pipeline connects to the Vault, dumps relevant secrets in a .env file that it pushes to production systems that the application then reads from.
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pluc
2y ago
I agree. I've only started using them since getting a 49" curved monitor and it's beautiful. Same for workspaces (virtual desktops) actually, never used them before.
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