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by rmccue 5y ago
It’s closer to a mailing list than an issue tracker; Trac ( https://core.trac.wordpress.org ) is the issue tracker.
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by rmccue 5y ago
I’m a WordPress committer and (somewhat former) owner of some large parts of WordPress. This is correct; the Make blogs can be posted to by many members of the project, and this does not indicate a decision or “official” word by any means.
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by rmccue 5y ago
If anyone else is looking for the link to said action, it appears to be https://www.digitalrights.ie/facebook/
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by rmccue 6y ago
You’re under no obligation to offer support for your projects, but vice versa is also true: no one’s under any obligation to use them. I’ve maintained a lot of (reasonably popular) open source projects, and the ones I supported I do so beca
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by rmccue 6y ago
TEU being Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit, and containers generally are either 20ft or 40ft long.
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by rmccue 6y ago
I have a use case for diffing trees, so would love to know of any optimal algorithms you may know of; I'm operating generally with less than 100 nodes, so it's not a huge concern, but I'm finding that discovering _any_ algori
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by rmccue 6y ago
We went through implementing AVIF support in our image service, only to find out that it generated larger images than WebP anyway. Not sure if that’s typical though.
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by rmccue 6y ago
This doesn't appear to add anything over the video directly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ2Cir9OkPY
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by rmccue 6y ago
In theory yes, but as I noted upthread, the reference JMAP bridge you linked is abandoned and Fastmail’s demo install is broken alas.
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by rmccue 6y ago
I tried using the JMAP bridge to develop a modern client as you mention, but there were huge problems with it. It appears to be abandoned, and Fastmail’s demo install of it is entirely broken too. I ended up using the underlying lib that th
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by rmccue 6y ago
Thanks for the heads up, fixed!
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by rmccue 6y ago
It sure is, and fully open source. https://www.altis-dxp.com/ ( https://www.altis-dxp.com/resources/docs/getting-started/#cr... to jump straight to the download from Composer stuff; https:&#x
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by rmccue 6y ago
Indeed. This is one of the reasons we started maintaining what is essentially a WordPress-for-enterprise distro, with a mix of first- and third-party code. The third-party plugins we bundle with it are from the select few sources we trust t
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by rmccue 6y ago
WordPress has never internalised the ideas of API-first development or the ability to have a lightweight core, and to this day it’s still treated as an addon piece that could someday be removed. (Source: I wrote the REST API in WordPress an
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by rmccue 6y ago
They say left and right as others have noted, but the main boarding doors on planes are supposedly on the left for the same reason the left is called the “port”. It appears to be a relic of the flying boat era of aviation.
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by rmccue 6y ago
I know this is a joke, but we’re legitimately running v8 as a PHP extension in production on high-traffic sites. It’s actually quite good for server-side JS rendering when you’re working inside an existing PHP framework (WordPress, in our c
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by rmccue 6y ago
If you've not seen it, the documentary Farewell Etaoin Shrdlu of the final days of Linotype at the NY Times is great: https://archive.org/details/FarewellEtaoinShrdlu
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by rmccue 6y ago
Gmail’s don’t extend, at least via the IMAP API.
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by rmccue 6y ago
This article just links to https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1285338582849208320 and adds a bit more context, if you don't want to blindly accept the Verizon GDPR wall.
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by rmccue 6y ago
Fuchsia is named after Leonhart Fuchs, which makes it much easier to spell once you know. Tarmac is an abbreviation of tarmacadam, which is named for John Loudon McAdam. It’s also where the verb “macadamisation” comes from, which is a great
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by rmccue 6y ago
From the same last name, “tarmac” is a shortening of tarmacadam, from tar + macadam; the latter named for John Loudon McAdam. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Macadam
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by rmccue 6y ago
We’re building a competitor to AEM (and in the process, parts of Omniture); would love to hear more about your gripes with that. (Email’s on my profile.) One of the things we’ve seen is similar to some of the sentiments expressed about Blac
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by rmccue 6y ago
Not entirely. Since Strong Customer Authentication took effect in Europe, 2FA is now required in most places for most purchases. Additionally, contactless now "expires" occasionally, and requires you to put your PIN in after spend
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by rmccue 6y ago
One of the clearest examples for me of this: when he's making hollandaise, he uses the water in the double boiler to also poach his eggs. It had never even occurred to me to do this, but it makes perfect sense, and I feel dumb for neve
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by rmccue 6y ago
I’ll keep vigilant of someone potentially pulling out, and usually prepare to brake (eg foot off accelerator, prepared to hit the brakes). This is also roughly what we learnt in a defensive driving class I took (as part of high school). (No
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by rmccue 6y ago
http://media.kalzumeus.com/covid-19/japan-covid19-memo-20200... - linked from “I did not publish the memo at the time.” just before the “ Why did you publish the hash and not the memo?” title.
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by rmccue 6y ago
The clearest communication about the use of hashes rather than direct publication is laid out quite simply in patio11's original memo: > I have concerns about saying this loudly because I have an immigration status and because Japan
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by rmccue 7y ago
Yes, it has a ?pwd query string (which appears to be a base 64 encode of the password)
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by rmccue 7y ago
I am fairly certain I’ve seen this bug, but on macOS using a MBP’s integrated graphics. I opted into WebRender a while ago via about:config, so I had figured it was just a random beta issue. Will have to see if I can capture it next time it
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by rmccue 7y ago
> It starts looking a lot like going in the trajectory of an Apple App Store-esque developer platform in terms of lockdown to me. Worse than that, it looks like Twitter's pattern of acquiring successful businesses using their API, b

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