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Testing The 12 “Fastest” WordPress Hosting Providers

Posted on by Paolo Redaelli

I took the 12 fastest WordPress hosting providers on the planet and put them through 5 vigorous tests to see who really is the fastest.

Wrote in his: Testing The 12 “Fastest” WordPress Hosting Providers.

I may have missed something because I just can’t understand why he has avoided THE one provider that shall not be missed, WordPress.com the “original” one, from https://automattic.com/ the company that is behind WordPress itself.

Posted on by Paolo Redaelli

Accidenti. Avevo quasi finito un piccolo pezzo a commento di quello di Matteo Galacci.it sull’uso del pinning in Debian.

Ma non lo trovo più. Accidenti, doppio accidenti, triplo accidenti (a proposito, stupenda questa reclamè a tema Wacky Racers della Peugeot). Mi toccherà riscriverlo.

Accidenti a me che ho usato il “press-this” senza salvare neanche una bozza. Tanto – pensavo – le bozze le salva automagicamente. 🙁

Aggiornamento: mi son messo di buzzo buono e l’ho riscritto Debian: programmi da stable, testing, unstable ed anche experimental senza traumi

Behemoth GUI

Posted on by Paolo Redaelli

The end of the world is nearer as these days people find easier to create a huge 50mb behemoth based on Electron to provide simple GUIs like this loginized “Gnome GDM Login Theme Manager. Easy and Fast Login Theme Manipulation”.

Thank you for all the fish, but I wonder why you haven’t used Gtk directly…. it’s even the suggested way to create simple Gnome apps… See «How to build, install and create a tar.xz of a Hello World program»

media.ccc.de – Creating Resilient and Sustainable Mobile Phones

Posted on by Paolo Redaelli

media.ccc.de – Creating Resilient and Sustainable Mobile Phones

 

  1. Freedom from Energy Infrastructure, so that we cannot be deprived of the energy we need to communicate.
  2. Freedom from Communications Infrastructure, so that we cannot be deprived of the communications we need to organise and sustain communities.
  3. Freedom from depending on vendors for the security of our devices, so that we can patch security problems promptly as they emerge, so that we can sustain communications and privacy.
  4. Freedom to continue to innovate and improve our digital artefacts and systems, so that we can react to emergy threats and opportunities.
  5. Freedom to maintain our devices, both their hardware and software, so that our ability to communicate and organise our communities cannot be easily eroded by the passage of time.
  6. Freedom from Scale-Dependency, so that individuals and small groups can fully enjoy the ability to communicate and exercise the preceding freedoms, without relying on large corporations and capital, and also allowing minimising of environmental impact.