@assaf @ashedryden I find the cost of having to care about Google in the first place much worse than the SSL aspect.
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@assaf @ashedryden What did *I* say about SEO? Wasn’t it Google who said that, and shouldn’t they know?
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@assaf @ashedryden I strongly disagree the divide is the motivation. And I don’t see why SSL would be the one thing to pick.
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@ashedryden @assaf Individuals who know how to build a website are better off then those who don’t (and can’t afford to hire someone). So?
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@ashedryden Not at all comparable. The cost of an SSL certificate is absolutely ridiculous compared to what you’d have to pay e.g. Comcast.
Impressed by @richhickey casually providing some Haskell code to illustrate Transducers: old.reddit.com/r/haskell/comment…
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Video from Maciej Ceglowski (@baconmeteor)’s insanely brilliant “The Internet With a Human Face” vimeo.com/102717446”. I just love it.
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@garybernhardt I don’t know, what’s Trello built in? Their weird language or something more reasonable?
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@huettermann @devpg Because they were to expensive? Or can you run a few dozen VMs on your laptop?
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@neal4d Yes. Apple completely screwed their users with current version n, which can’t open presentations created with n-2.
@jevdemon Not at all if people want the Kindle version more than the paper version. Price is almost always only tangentially related to cost
“Transducers are a powerful and composable way to build algorithmic transformations” blog.cognitect.com/blog/2014…
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“Ratpack: Simple, lean & powerful HTTP apps” ratpack.io/manual/current/
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@vowe Wir missverstehen uns wahrscheinlich. Es geht um „1st time offender“
@adambien I don’t necessarily favor JSPs, but completely agree server-side templating is perfectly fine. See e.g. thymeleaf.org/doc/thvsjsp.ht…
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@vowe Geblockte User tauchen in „mentions“ nicht auf, aber wenn deine Timeline public ist, ungeblockte & unerwünschte User schon.