Last Friday group of significant WordPress contributors came public with FAIR Package Manager Project that has been in works for around six months.
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Hardcover, paras palvelu kirjojen seurantaan ja vaihtoehto Goodreadsille
English version below ↓.Post contains Hardcover referral links, which give me one free month of better features for every two new users. Loma tuntuu aina olevan sellainen hetki kun päädyn etsimään, tutkimaan ja testaamaan erilaisia sovelluksia sekä verkkopalveluita. Juuri pääsin vasta vaihtamasta RSS lukijan Feedlystä Feedbiniin. Tällä kertaa innostuin miettimään palvelua luettujen kirjojen seuraamiseen sekä …
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Goodbye Feedly, welcome Feedbin and Capy Reader
Feedly kindly sent me an reminder that my subscription was about to be renewed. They were also kind to tell how much they would be charging me. It was a lot. 153,84 euros to be exact.
I resumed my WordPress contributions
When all this started, I questioned if I would resume my WordPress contributions that had been on hiatus. When all started going really batshit crazy, I questioned it even more. All that made me sad. I do believe in WordPress’s mission. I do believe in FOSS and it having a positive impact to our world. …
Alternative reality would have been better
Brian Coords wrote an excellent alternative reality version of how things could have gone at WCUS this year. Definitely worth a read.
Will I resume my contributions to WordPress?
That’s the big question in my head after this morning. I’m terribly sad that I’m thinking of this.
Notification hard reset
Once I was a person who wanted to to follow as many things as possible related to topics and projects that interested me. Once I was a person who lurked in many places to stay up to date with lots of stuff. Once I was a person who subscribed to many newsletters and podcasts. Once …
WordPress plugins that make me happy
Just a list of plugins that do the job really well, which is something that makes me really, really happy. These are in my go-to list and in constant use. Not in any particular order.
Website tree and curation of our internet experience
In the past week, I have stumbled into two separate blog posts about the same thing: how it feels like finding interesting websites has become harder, and we let the algorithms curate the internet for us. The first of the posts mentioned was in the Hacker Newsletter, and Aaron Jorbin shared the latter. Those posts hit home for two reasons;
Crossroads
Originally published in Finnish on dude.fi. Seven years and eight months ago, I was at a crossroads in my life. I was in need of new challenges, and the hustle and bustle of Helsinki had started to wear on my soul.