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Mantine.dev is another one for this list.

Thanks, I didn't realize. The only thing with PR 12951 is that one of the invalid replacements covered on the other PR was missed (https://github.com/mhcwebdesign/opencart/blob/bc60f21aa2ece0...). Normally I'd just report it to the project but given the behavior and language observed surrounding this, why even bother.

Either way the PR (https://github.com/opencart/opencart/pull/12949/files) should have been accepted. Clearly the [^a-zA-z0-9_] regex will not do what it appears to be intended to do without the delimiters.

Checked out vast.ai but you can get down to the ~$0.34/hr at Runpod depending on how much vram you need.

I found a disfigured hand https://vectorart.ai/3a9041f4-8303-4696-ba11-15d016e9327f

That's what frameworks like NextJS do.

https://totalwebtool.com Working on a Chrome plugin to go along with the main website for a convenient way to scan while on a webpage.

Not necessarily, if the messages are analyzed there's usually an intent (solicitation, scam, etc.) so you can filter based on the content similar to email. The shorter lead forms without a message to analyze are a bit different since you can only go based on IP, email, phone but it's possible.

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sqlite3 <dbfile> '.backup path/to/backup' && rsync ...

Similar concept to react-icons (https://react-icons.github.io/react-icons/)in that regard.

A feed is now added to https://codeinsider.dev (https://codeinsider.dev/rss.xml)

https://codeinsider.dev/ - mostly code-related tips and tricks

Why another month or two? To add that one more feature that you think it needs, more polish? If it's stable and solves the core problem you set out to solve then ship today. Try to have a life is short mentality :)

Makes sense since the Moto G is also what Lighthouse and a lot of tools driven by it use. So PageSpeed Insights (pagespeed.web.dev), the Lighthouse developer in Chrome tab and even external services like https://totalwebtool.com all generally evaluate mobile performance using it to simulate a slower experience.

Yep, I just setup Umami (https://umami.is/) yesterday and added it to some properties alongside GA to see how it goes. It's a very simple interface with everything I really need for web analytics so I'm enjoying it so far. I self-hosted so if it sticks around the only thing I might look at is having a replica running for it (already put a high frequency backup in place).

It depends on the project but a couple things that would help me pick MySQL (MariaDB) more often (wish list) are:

- Row-level security (RLS) - depending on the tenancy and DB level safe-guards you need Postgres supports it and MariaDB doesn't - transactions for schema changes - Postgres (and even sqlite) support this but MariaDB doesn't. Due to not having it, if there's a faulty migration manual clean-ups might be required to get it back to the state you need

Yes, we do this using https://gitea.io/en-us/ on a private server (firewall, backups and a replica) for most projects. Github is only used when it's required by a stakeholder.

I'll need to try Ink but you were also able to do this with react + blessed via https://github.com/Yomguithereal/react-blessed

Going viral might not be the top priority to invet a lot of resources into but maybe having an action plan for things you can do if signs are pointing to it might not be a bad idea. Something like enable caching can be a quick task to survive a traffic spike without going all the way to worrying about invalidation.

Correct, I don't think it was mentioned in the article but this was geared towards and *nix platform. It's not only shells but anything that uses readline (the library that implements these shortcuts), e.g. mysql/sqlite cli client, node and many others.

Maybe not even going to fully ML/AI but definitely some NLP to understand the intent behind the spam. It's sort of like the approach taken with https://spampatrol.io for forms. Probably can use it for email too.