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by rabino 12y ago
It looks more like it's for limiting your own outbound API calls, or resources usage, etc.
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by rabino 12y ago
Most of the time what changes is cosmetics, not paradigms. And also being productive is just not about code, it's about time management, human interaction, strategic thinking... All stuff that gets better with experience.
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by rabino 12y ago
Don't over fixate in a single data point. I give my family a pretty good life thanks to that WordPress community, and all my colleagues do too. Both in the services and products space. That "ugliness" you mention has worked r
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by rabino 12y ago
Just curious, why is that? Why AGPL would prevent you from using this?
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by rabino 12y ago
Not sure why I'm getting downvoted. See http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/03/virtually-no-evidenc...
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by rabino 12y ago
They say it so it must be true.
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by rabino 12y ago
Unless I'm missing something, the only advantage of it being only 600 lines of code is for educational purposes. But condensing the code in such way to reduce line count goes against such objective. Any other reason to advertise brevit
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Shorty(mdaniels.com)
4 points by rabino 12y ago|0 comments
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by rabino 12y ago
Not sure what this has to do with the topic at hand, but since you derailed the conversation let me tell you that I run several WordPress sites with a few dozen million visits a month without much trouble.
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by rabino 12y ago
"WordPress.com parent" is correct, though. "WordPress parent" wouldn't.
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by rabino 12y ago
This is really funny. But it should be a HN thread instead of a twitter account, so we can vote.
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by rabino 12y ago
I can't really explain why, but I agree with you re: Facebook. Of all the big ones, is the one I'd like to work for the most. Maybe is the amount of social experiment you could do, I dunno. Re: Amazon, I think you are totally wron
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by rabino 12y ago
Can you recommend a source where to get some?
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by rabino 12y ago
I'm on a second floor, right beside a window. I clicked play without reading the description. It scared the life out of me.
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by rabino 12y ago
Looks like it's using something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mEH6tDLKcVU
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by rabino 12y ago
+100 People here love to poke fun at WordPress. I'd love to take any of them out of startup-land and make them work for a full week in a 10 years old corporate piece of software, written pretty much in any language.
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by rabino 12y ago
fwiw, I prefer Revel better than Martini.
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by rabino 13y ago
https://github.com/norman/friendly_id To learn how to document code.
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by rabino 13y ago
Also: Vagrant has added a "vagrant share" command that publishes access to your vagrant box, which should be safer than publishing access to your full machine. http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/share/
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by rabino 13y ago
The title is lame. He didn't get rich selling empty space. He got rich selling what's enclosing that empty space.
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by rabino 13y ago
Since 3.7 WordPress auto-upgrades itself in the background (for minor versions), like Chrome does. So not sure what are you talking about.
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by rabino 13y ago
"Find someone who gives a truck." would be a better tagline. Other than that, really cool idea.
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by rabino 13y ago
As far as I understand, the sloppy ones are the sysadmin behind those sites, not the WordPress installs. And as far as I know, lazy sysadmins don't discriminate regarding what technology they are lazy with.
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by rabino 13y ago
Awful week for internet security
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JetPack security update(jetpack.me)
4 points by rabino 13y ago|1 comments
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Heartbleed on clients(github.com)
6 points by rabino 13y ago|0 comments
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by rabino 13y ago
No, a thousand times no. It's pretty obvious big targets would be on top of this. But given the severity of this bug you need to get to the lazy sysadmin, to the small ecommerce owner that doesn't have an on site admin, etc.
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by rabino 13y ago
And what about Google? and Amazon? And banks? And .gov sites? I'm not sure how you can handle this in any different way as they did, really.
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by rabino 13y ago
If he's on a Mac, Arq is a great solution. http://www.haystacksoftware.com/arq/
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Notes on Slack’s response to the Heartbleed vulnerability(slack-files.com)
1 points by rabino 13y ago|0 comments

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