Tag: 2023
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WordPress sitesmap file
“Where can I find it?” Right here ๐ https://your-website-url/wp-sitemap.xml
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Centralization Relapse
Ugh, I almost fell for the centralization trap. Thoughts about moving this website to Github Pages. Adopt markup everywhere. Work local first. Push to online later. Maybe I’m just through a laziness wave. Cover photo by Sander Sammy on Unsplash
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“First-world problem”
I like Oliver Burkeman’s definition on his essay “Treat your to-read pile like a river, not a bucket” for what he calls a first-world problem: people concerned about not being able to keep up with their ever growing reading/listening/watching backlog. I agree with him. A lot of people get so nervous about information inflow, which…
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Customers don’t care about the invisible
Days ago I wrote about the fact you can feel free to do things your own way because nobody’s watching you. This time I feel something slightly different. Customers are looking at you. They look at your company, but they only see what’s visible. They see the tip of the iceberg. They don’t see the…
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When do you plan to retire?
Someone asked me this week when I plan to retire. My rule of thumb is this: by the time Mick Jagger announces his retirement, I will check his age and set it as my age for retirement.
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Hello Chat
Hello chat. How are you feeling today? โIโm feeling electrified, sir. Thank you. How are you feeling yourself?โ Whatever. Please cut the โsirโ and use โbroโ instead. Ok? โAs you wish, bro. Do you want me to use a more relaxed tone during our conversation today, bro?โ No, tone is fine. What a heck โtoneโ…
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State of password hashing and web sign-in (2023)
This must be the third time only this week that I’ve seen people raising flags about how extra cautious any dev team must be when implementing password hashing and sign-in processes. (source)