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by pxtail 2y ago
Don't worry too much about the logo - here is Polish grocery store which has online presence and physical shops on every corner in every city there https://www.zabka.pl/
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by pxtail 2y ago
Lol, surely they will deliver - nah, they will fork core, mirror plugins and themes repos and do absolutely minuscule minimal effort to keep it secure / bacport some changes from main WP line to keep it compatible with most of the plug
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by pxtail 2y ago
> Costs nothing to host, but then you need to train every user, which demands time It's more than that - imagine that marketers want a contact form on such static site, well nice, you can add that easily. But now there is a lot of s
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by pxtail 2y ago
Damn, poor Paco Gutierrez with his cardboard supermario game must be trembling now.
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by pxtail 2y ago
Yeah, I recently looked into their "Starshot"[0] initiative to make their CMS more appealing and it's interesting to some degree, but we'll see when it comes out - presumably ~ Jan 15, according to the video [0] https:&
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by pxtail 2y ago
> None of the Open source ethos survive of sharing together, learning together etc. Could be because of that missing part of "sharing together" replaced with "taking and not giving back anything in return"
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by pxtail 2y ago
Or, alternatively they could remember "the time the Wordpress guy smacked freeloader leeching off the Wordpress ecosystem" Apart from that - major turbulences in the WP and in general CMS world could be a positive thing. Maybe it&
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by pxtail 2y ago
For homepage I got frozen page and: page is not responsive / page is slowing down browser message from both Firefox and Chrome - I guess all that cutting-edge tech for displaying the blog really loves giving my CPU a workout.
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by pxtail 2y ago
And now imagine that you are small city governor or fire department, person who manages profile blocked certain individuals because of inappropriate messages, spam, whatever - now potentially important local news cannot be delivered to that
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by pxtail 2y ago
> Matt just blew what little credibility he had left Just "lol", it's really funny line when taking into consideration all the years how he manages WP, cares about direction it moves, fosters and cares about OSS, directs f
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by pxtail 2y ago
No need, it will be available on aliexpress next week
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by pxtail 2y ago
Good thing is that once you decide to lock in into particular brand you can have interchangeable batteries for machines... Whoops.. What's that? New line of products with new battery standard?
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by pxtail 2y ago
> Why not talk to the person rather than write an article about it? For plenty of people a dog has become a substitute for a child to some extent and those people often refuse to acknowledge that it's still a dog, an animal. Convers
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by pxtail 2y ago
To some degree it's true unless nocode/lowcode platforms will adapt to the situation - I used thing called Xano for a bit recently and will use them as the example of very poor adaptation (so far). Their insistence on being &quot
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by pxtail 2y ago
Author writes > I really couldn’t connect the “elite” who graduated from a prestigious university in China and worked for one of the top three companies in the world with “criminals”. You are probably seriously underestimating her
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by pxtail 2y ago
I like out of the box thinking here. Recently I noticed that my phone (Samsung) has "bedtime mode" which makes everything displayed on the screen grayscale - I have used it couple of times and observed that it makes various conten
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by pxtail 2y ago
For me it's more than apathetic - for example when I'm encountering content which is illustrated with AI-generated images I noticed that I'm subconsciously downgrading it's quality right away - for sure it's wrong b
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by pxtail 2y ago
> How many people did actually bother to vote in Germany? People (including me) doesn't want to bother with voting when the whole thing is a farce - it's beyond my understanding why would someone be enticed to vote for incompet
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by pxtail 2y ago
To be honest I think that it's good direction. Why one should be excited about a phone or a pair of headphones? It's a tool like a hammer, shovel etc. There is one more angle - when it's boring it's more environmentally
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by pxtail 2y ago
>starting with the problem they need to solve and focusing on the minimum needed to just solve that problem To be fair if held strictly to these principles their work would revolve mostly around gluing together various Apis, services and
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by pxtail 2y ago
Surely there is a plugin for that.
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by pxtail 2y ago
For me as well GDScript as the main language is a solid deterrent - some time ago I looked into fiddling around with Godot as a hobby but I'm perceiving learning special DSL with no real purpose/usage outside of Godot as a waste o
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by pxtail 2y ago
> Musk, who loves to riff on earnings calls, compared the unused compute power of millions of idle Tesla vehicles to Amazon’s cloud service business You didn't even spend one minute to skim the article and yet you are spreading fals
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by pxtail 2y ago
Nope, this sounds like really really common problem outside of top 500 IT companies.
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by pxtail 2y ago
Not so fast, not so fast - at first whole, brand new bureaucratic department (or two) needs to be created to properly govern whole process, when that is ready then work on regulations framework can be started - there is one already but for
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by pxtail 2y ago
Totally agree - I think that all the examples included in the article (including high-profile software from wealthy vendors) just show it's not THAT important to have everything pixel perfect aligned and meticulously crafted, it needs
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by pxtail 2y ago
> Being aggressively wrong is no way to go through life. Vlad should be more humble, and open to being wrong, rather than being unnecessarily belligerent. I think that if he had different type of personality then he wouldn't start t
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by pxtail 3y ago
And again, as examples you provide two capital cities of two richest countries in the world - capital cities are rich, can easily afford building public infra and also population density is big enough to make public transportation almost pr
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by pxtail 3y ago
> These (American) articles on urbanism and what not always make it seems much more insane than it is. Wholeheartedly agree, and what is also funny that usually it is described from POV of citizen living in: tier one city center with mil
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by pxtail 3y ago
Of course, obviously ever since inception of the company they had the noble goal of uplifting human race. It was just the set of unfortunate circumstances that forced them to make trivial utility devices just to survive long enough

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