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Ask HN: Is it ok to use traditional server-side rendering these days? | Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com)"Depends on your requirements. If you are chasing fads or just looking to learn, then you pick the "hottest" of the JS frameworks and go with that with the understanding that a new itch will be upon you in about 9 months and you will likely feel the need to scratch it. If you want your product to last through the latest fad, then continue to do server side rendering and augment it with the JS/Client-side framework of your choice."
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Bikey friends: talk me out of getting this used Brompton folding bike to replace my stolen bike. It's a 2016 M6L from the Clever Cycles rental stock, on sale for $1349 down from the normal price of $1812. It has the Dynamo hub already built in. It seems like a really good deal, and from everything I've heard, Bromptons are the best by far, despite being way more expensive.
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Now accepting new users on OwnYourGram again!
OwnYourGram has been pretty stable since the major refactor this summer, so I just enabled new user registration again! Once you log in with IndieAuth and verify your Instagram account, you'll be able to run a test post to test that your Micropub endpoint accepts photos, and then it will enable your account. I also improved the documentation and text in the interface.
Have fun!
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Yep that looks about right! #hamradio
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@1password Any chance you're working on an iOS keyboard so I can avoid switching out to the app all the time?
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@AskAmex I sure would like to take advantage of this $5 statement credit by logging in to the app, but it doesn't work! Just reset my pw too
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@davidmead that's odd... well I don't have an interface for doing that yet, but it's been in my backlog for a while. I was planning on working on OwnYourGram tomorrow so I just might get to building it!
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Well I'm curious! What's it called?
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Why Microformats? Owning My Reviews
Back in October, I wrote a bunch of short mini-reviews on products and services that I use regularly. I published them all on a single page called "Favorite Things". In the past, I've written a couple of reviews on Amazon and then copied them to my website as a blog post.I decided it was time to be able to publish proper reviews from my own website, including having them show up in Google with the little stars, what Google now calls "Rich Snippets."Searching for Google's documentation on how to mark up a web page to show the Rich Snippet reveals an interesting pattern. Currently, their documentation provides three recommended markup styles: Microdata, RDFa, and JSON-LD. All three use the Schema.org vocabulary.continue reading... -
Oh Google. Remind me why I should trust the longevity of any of your invented formats/vocabularies? Schema FAQ 2014 vs 2016:
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Portland, Oregon • Fri, December 16, 2016 6:06pmRogue One
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