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Looks like a great improvement for those using GoDaddy's managed services,

For everyone else I'd recommend plugins such as Fluid Checkout which provides a similar style, but while leaving everything WooCommerce in place allowing for incredible flexibility

You didn't build Mastodon at Twitter-scale.

You built a Mastodon-compatible clone in Spring/Reactor.

Ah fantastic to hear about Ghost picking up these features! Having options is always good :)

How is it the best?

The biggest thing is, is this a sustainable price? And what if I want to move elsewhere?

WordPress is still pretty popular because you can pack up and take your WordPress content and data anywhere (either built-in export/import; or something like All in One Migration)

What features are you looking for? I'm sure I've seen the Mattermost/Gitlab team browse here in the past and having something actionable would help them get there

What does it need to become a product better than Slack?

But then YouTube itself also sells Movies/TV. Google really needs to sort out it's giant spaghetti mess of products.

My stuff is with Krystal who are fantastic. Had a ticket resolved by them on Christmas day within 2 minutes

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I've noticed this. Personally I keep seeing Gnome/KDE on Linux keeps getting better and better apps, tempted to switch and give it a go

Depends what sort of thing you want to do.

If you want something popular, focus on getting people to use the platform. If you want more of a controllable platform, you'll need to build a platform with video transcoding, playback, stats etc.

You could always set up a PeerTube instance https://joinpeertube.org/ and/or customize the code behind that to your needs

Maybe looking for a dedicated payout service might work in this regard. Companies like Adyen have Payout APIs

PayPal, at least for me, forces FaceID and an SMS 2FA to access it at all which is crazy. Probably would be great if they moved away from SMS though :(

> I have yet to hear someone tell people how to find the author on Mastodon. Never.

How does a host say an email address? They might say john@reallycoolpodcast.co.uk

How does a host say how to find them on Mastodon (or ANY ActivityPub based platform)? They might say john@reallycoolpodcast.co.uk

I'm hoping some of the new Mastodon clients come out have great accessibility features.

At the very least, one of the core features of the platform is it (at least on web) highly encourages captions on images for accessibility :)

(I know there is the issue of where people she was following on Twitter may not move over etc, sadly)

Ice Cubes is another great example. Very exciting times! https://github.com/Dimillian/IceCubesApp

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WordPress would be my reconmendation too. As someone who builds websites for these kinds of businesses daily, it allows people to get online quickly in a way which works.

More than anything get some decent hosting (i.e not EIG group/GoDaddy)

(If it's too much effort - more than happy to discuss further - website on profile)

This would be great also if, during damage situations they are less harmful than Lithium Ion batteries (which cause very hot, self sustaining fires for hours and hours!)

Hosting your own stuff is always the answer. And keep backups!

Even something like getting some cheap hosting and spinning up a WordPress installation will work well (and is easily backed up, exported off-site etc).

They could just literally charge the $16 or roughly whatever it is upfront. It means nothing for them to be in a blockchain except waste of resources (ironically increasing their costs...)

Framework laptops look decent to me - Tempted to get one at some point

Some of the color choices look a little ugly, at least by the screenshots.

Also, kinda surprisingly, Android has the capability to allow for different sources of data through different apps providing it. So they could have allowed for choice of weather service through other "apps" (even if those other apps provided no user interface). It's kinda sad how under-used Android can be tbh,

Advanced Custom Fields on WordPress allows for "click to initialize TinyMCE" on areas such as that which may be a usable workaround for now. Then you only have 1 initializing at a time,

Recently one of the worst I've seen is a property management system's API:

* Bugs in the implementation

* JSON looks like auto-translated XML without an XML

* Nothing about data types, values for an enum you could expect

On the flipside, Stripe's is one of the best. Although the only issue Ive seen is webhook signature code always uses their SDK which I don't always want to use, and webhooks can't be configured on a per-payment basis so if you have multiple systems on the same Stripe account, all of them get notified of everything (unlike other payment providers!)

Stripe's rules don't even make sense on this - OnlyFans uses Stripe somehow

My local McDonald's (at least in the UK) almost always has a queue for the single human taking orders as they mostly use cash. Some of them don't even look at the kiosks as an option, even if prompted by staff. The most you get is a member of staff using the kiosk for them,

Even from a general customer serivce prespective, this sucks massively. Working in web development myself, everything is agreed upon before work to start - not with the agency deciding to include additional items.

It's incredibly shameful from this agency - they really owe a massive apology and should refund for the non-requested parts tbh.

Woah - that's probably one of the best websites I've seen for a CLI based tool

Or you know glass bottles which can be returned and re-used. Like they used to do. This is just them again pretending to care about the environment

It's weird seeing this all of a sudden, when Monzo has for a long time not required a fixed address. They require an address just to get your card sent to, but nothing else (so you could get it sent to a hotel, P.O box etc).