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The fact that it's relatively light on features is one of the things that makes Trello great.

Ok

I built a PC -- my first in ~10 years -- because I want to follow what will be going on with Windows 10. I won't get rid of my Mac anytime soon, though, but I do agree with the sentiment that Apple has lost its way in parts. I don't feel the level of excitement for OS X as a couple of years back.

If you haven't made it big at 25, you can just as well kill yourself now, because as everybody in tech knows, your life is practically over. </s>

tl;dr author switches back to Gmail because it's convenient. I wish the article would simply say that.

Nothing.

Persona solved a real problem in a straight-forward manner, which, in today's web, is a surefire way to fail. People often complain about things (Facebook being a walled garden, Twitter mucking up third party clients, authentication being broken etc.), but then end up giving in to convenience.

We've reached a point where I don't even need to open links named "Introducing [fancy sounding name]" to know that it's yet another Javascript framework.

Please stop.

The web doesn't understand WhatsApp.

Anyone fork it yet?

A framework, by definition, must be opinionated. A framework without opinions is just a library.

Unless you need one of the new features on offer, there is no reason why you would need to upgrade right away. It's perfectly okay to give a new Rails release a couple of months to settle, including gems that need to be compatible with it.

tl;dr Buy my online report.

So will it scale now?

Yes.

Ello is living proof of the importance of a story. You see, Ello wasn't just built, it was built "by artists" "frustrated" with the "establishment". There you go! Instant story, instant success.

"As soon as you successfully uploaded them, navigate to the /projects folder and set the permissions to 777."

This is the first article of this kind that I actually agree with. Usually, these things are "5 Popular Rails Mistakes: 1) Your code Book Of Fours the SRP concurrency something something don't use the database in tests blah."

What is this I don't even

He's getting ready for a Sublime Text 4 alpha release. It's supposed to ship any day now.

What is the question?

No. Just no.

The title is misleading; I expected an article about Javascript.

I don't understand what this is.

Absolutely. Ogg Vorbis could have crushed the big licensed formats, though, if the Xiph Foundation had had any clue about telling a good story.

I love Persona and I love Ogg Vorbis, but both fail(ed) at understanding what _normal_ people look for in authentication/audio compression formats.

Persona is _awesome_. I use it on all my sites.

But it also proof that being awesome not only is not good enough to be successful, but simply doesn't matter. The user is not interested in a solution that is awesome, but one that doesn't scare him. And a big ugly third-party popup is as scary as stuff on the web gets these days.

Remember Ogg Vorbis?

No.

"Stop making me sign up. [...] Discuss this on Hacker News."

lol.