I believe Gutenberg is a visual editor that WordPress uses, it has buttons that let you insert blocks throughout the page I think

I clicked into this thread hoping to see this take - thank you!

I would, if my Samsung phones didn’t have locked bootloaders.

It sounds more like they are suggesting that you shouldn’t buy a Surface as to not support Microsoft’s stake in the market. But hardware level tracking does sound pretty spooky if they were actually able to pull it off and make it worthwhile. I’m with you though, I doubt it

Thank you!

Wow, a lot of things in my life would be easier if I read the sign lol, thank you!

Good idea, thank you!

I believe that the most heroic thing about Kim Possible is that she wears cargo pants.

I noticed the article me tioned that the women told the police that they communicated over Facebook Messenger. I wonder what prompted them to spill the beans, or if they were unaware of the implications of telling them how they communicated about the situation. If this is true, it doesn’t sound like the police is sending warrants for everyone online to request their data, but it still makes me very cautious about unencrypted messaging

Great advice, thank you!

This is very insightful, thank you!

You can connect WordPress sites that way? How exactly does it work? Does it just push your blog posts out automatically to a Mastodon account?

Whoah, am I missing something here about plasma companies? Yikes

Whoah! That’s a really neat concept! I approached this problem by nabbing myself a Surface Duo so I could have an entire second screen dedicated to a virtual keyboard. It’s still kind of difficult to type long form content, so I could see this being very helpful for my daily driver single screen phone.

It costs me roughly $15-25 a month to host our game server, but I have other costs like our website that I’m dealing with as well, so taking all those other things into account and I’m probably spending something like $30 a month for now. I’m actively working to migrate my Wix site to WordPress to save money. Now, if we had thousands of concurrent users instead of like 30-40 concurrent users on a typical day, or if we needed significantly more storage, my costs would probably go up a lot. The growing storage and user count are both important things I’m thinking about carefully, because I imagine there might come a time I need to reevaluate our strategy

I think this may be the wrong question. I am the administrator of a reverse engineered PS3 video game server, so it’s illegal for me to make a profit or any kind of revenue or donations from that platform. However, I maintain it for thousands of users simply because I and others enjoy it and want it to exist. That’s not a sustainable model for a business or for running something as gigantic as reddit, but it’s what I want and enjoy, and for right now it’s affordable, and I’m happy with that.