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by rob 3y ago
I think I joined the first month HN was introduced or around there. It really hasn't lost too much of its "feel" to me since then. Seems like it's pretty active with no plans to change, but who knows?
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by rob 3y ago
For modern WordPress, the roots.io ecosystem is really great ( https://roots.io/ ), notably Bedrock for things like this: https://roots.io/bedrock/
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by rob 3y ago
> the last time I tried to just print “Hello, world!” in either Python or JavaScript, it took me down a hell dungeon of configuration and dependency nightmares. On Mac: brew install node node -e "console.log('hello, w
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by rob 3y ago
As someone who loves PHP/Laravel/WordPress, don't tempt me. My WordPress plugin built with Next.js, integrated with Laravel, coming soon.
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by rob 3y ago
It's alright. I'll be busy getting some easy WordPress work that's fun to do (especially if you use Laravel with it with the roots.io ecosystem) while people are trying to get their obscure Rust blog with leptos/X to com
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by rob 3y ago
D-Generation X chop
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by rob 3y ago
You answered your question with your third point's URL ('/wp-content/themes/[...]') - they're using WordPress. :)
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by rob 3y ago
> Was it because they charged a lot of money? No. I'm sure that plays into it, yes. In most cases, the more money you give the more they will "give a shit."
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by rob 3y ago
> For example, the "add post" button looks like a button [...] Mission accomplished?
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Open Swoole – Programmatic server for PHP with async IO, coroutines and fibers(openswoole.com)
1 points by rob 3y ago|0 comments
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by rob 3y ago
Ancient? Am I an artifact now?
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by rob 3y ago
Yep. Totally my fault for wanting the website to use at least the browser's default font size (16px), and not sizes designed for a 1024x768 monitor in 2007. :)
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Hacker News Classic(news.ycombinator.com)
66 points by rob 3y ago|30 comments
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by rob 3y ago
The font size is also incredibly small on large monitors; my default zoom on here is like 150% in my browser.
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by rob 3y ago
And that would be ~$95 with sales tax in a lot of states.
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by rob 3y ago
Maybe something like fly.io? I know they support Elixir/Phoenix. https://fly.io/docs/elixir/the-basics/clustering/
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by rob 3y ago
I'm in my 30s and grew up with PHP since the 2000s. There's still an insane amount of money to be made with WordPress plugins, WordPress support, and more. That industry isn't dead, it's thriving, it's insanely chea
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Technical Analysis of Pegasus Spyware [pdf](info.lookout.com)
3 points by rob 3y ago|0 comments
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by rob 3y ago
And I've seen it 0 times since joining in 2007. Happy that it was re-posted today - I spent about 20 minutes on it.
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by rob 3y ago
On iPhone, there's an "Emergency Bypass" toggle for each contact which I think would solve this.
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by rob 3y ago
Our Debian Linode was created May 2013 and is still going strong, keeping up with upgrades/updates. It's been amazing for stability.
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Phind.com's Visual Studio Code Extension(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
2 points by rob 3y ago|0 comments
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by rob 3y ago
You might like this: https://dev.to/thormeier/dont-try-this-at-home-css-as-the-ba... We already solved the CSS-as-a-backend problem. Too easy!
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by rob 3y ago
You're in luck, I can still edit my post! (I just copy/pasted the website's <meta> description without thinking too much about it. I agree though.)
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Enhance – HTML-first full stack web framework(enhance.dev)
65 points by rob 3y ago|75 comments
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by rob 3y ago
I miss the 90s/2000s. Like when you could register restricted AOL/AIM names by simplying changing <input name="screen_name" value="restricted_name_here"> in the form's code before submitting.
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by rob 3y ago
And a time in the 90s when they were actually free. :-)
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by rob 3y ago
That plan actually looks really reasonable. I'm pretty sure when I last looked at it many years ago that stuff wasn't possible. Thanks for WordPress - it's great. I think I first started 'using' it around 2006/
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EBaum's World (July 1, 2005)(web.archive.org)
2 points by rob 3y ago|0 comments
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Package Node.js applications into executable binaries (Windows, macOS, Linux)(github.com)
1 points by rob 3y ago|1 comments

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