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I think what the parent is saying is: WordPress.org demands that plugins they host are GPL. FAIR is a protocol that allows access to additional repositories. These other repositories may not have this same demand.
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There are many others including "glogoligature".
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> From the outset, something felt off about this candidate. During their initial call with our recruiter, they joined under a different name from the one on their resume, and quickly changed it. Even more suspicious, the candidate occasi
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Seems that for a FAC 1, UH-60, 48 hours is required semiannually (every 6 months) and 12hr of sim can be applied to meet those flight time minimums. For FAC 2, it's 30 over 6 months, also allowing 12 hrs of that as sim time. One source
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Is that based on something other than vibes? From what I can tell, that's the low end of average, but that's based on 5ish mins of fact-checking.
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2y ago
Responsibility laundering
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2y ago
When Chrome launched, Google was still in their "if it's good for the open web, it's good for Google" phase. Now, with Google as the entrenched incumbent in so many different spaces, what's good for the web is not
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The more unique your habits, the easier to fingerprint. That said, with those habits, you may be a less attractive audience.
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This illustrates the concept pretty well. https://youtu.be/DoSLmAaRJ80?si=Mt94YNzBtLZzPDmh
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Have you seen the virtual pinball tables that emulate depth by tracking your head? It's a great effect
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Same. Happy customer since 2020. It's basically set-it-and-forget-it.
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Which? The State national guards? The "well-regulated militia?" The President is Commander in Chief of the US armed forces.
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> the executive branch MUST enforce it Or what? (I'm not being flippant. Are there consequences I'm not aware of if he decides not to enforce?)
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The executive branch is responsible for enforcement of laws. He could just choose not to enforce it, no?
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I've used Feedbin since it started (paid user on a grandfathered plan) and had no idea it was open source and could be self-hosted. I'm happy to keep paying for the hosted version but I love knowing I have the option to self-host
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Same as everywhere else: to signal your intent to change lanes or exit the roundabout.
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I think the author's intent is that the color's existence isn't optional. Rather, it should be available with it's usage optional (as needed).
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This was one of my first thoughts, too. In what ways can this contaminate their codebase? What if they use AI to add uncopyrightable code to GPL projects?
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Solution for Plugins and Themes (WP Engine Status Page)
(wpenginestatus.com)
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> he argues that WPEngine operations incur high costs to his company To the foundation? Ok, then work with them to create a mirror and share the load. Even publicly shamed them into doing so. Do what's good for the community and pro
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> The problem I have with this is simple and has to do with the lack of separation of entities. > Automattic is a competitor with WPEngine. Wordpress.com is a competitor with WPEngine. Wordpress.org and the Wordpress Foundation IS NOT
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Lots of reasons. Kids drop things, lose things and tend to have less general awareness than adults. I can't count how many times I've dropped my wireless earbud case and had the earbuds pop out and the case close. It's easy t
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The "X" here is that "setup is probably going to change in 7 to 10 days to allow things to crank up in September", not that "we'll definitely see more cyclones in September". You're grading a weather
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I'm aware. It's still relevant. Even with the August lull, we've had a very active season so far. We're 4 days into September and activity has already cranked up. If you're counting the number of cyclones , you&#
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https://theeyewall.com/never-call-it-a-bust-hurricane-season... > So despite the perception that this season has been slow to start, it actually has not been. In fact, 2024 is in rarefied air in terms of ACE to date. Thi
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This has nothing to do with the grid, nor deregulation. The supply market is deregulated. The last mile transmission is not.
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You have experience with something you think is similar but you don't have enough experience to understand the nuances. It's ok for you to sit this one out.
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Kind of. From CNN: https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/trump-immunity-suprem... > Donald Trump’s legal team will likely use Monday’s SCOTUS opinion as they challenge the New York hush money criminal verdict
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How is a lower-powered pocket device with a hardware keyboard better at "creating anything meaningful"?
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> Negative ions are short-lived and cannot make it to orbit. This is why the European scientists needed to operate their instrument close to the lunar surface – an unprecedented mission for a particle detector.
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