Switching to WordPress felt like a visit to the Ferengi homeworld
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#2#10 Greed is eternal.
Re: Switching to WordPress felt like a visit to the Ferengi homeworld
#3#10 Greed is eternal.
Indeed. #9 Opportunity plus instinct equals profit.
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#4Is this post talking about hosted wordpress? Because it makes no sense at all otherwise (and even then…)
Wordpress is fully customizable. Why would you need a plugin to make a menu sticky?
Either I am missing something here or this OP was trying to much with its Star Trek references to actually understand how Wordpress works
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#5> This post is the first in a three-part series about migrating from a self-built PHP-based Laravel backend to a managed WordPress backend.
This seems like a setup for a lot of apples to oranges comparisons.
Re: Switching to WordPress felt like a visit to the Ferengi homeworld
#6Is this post talking about hosted wordpress? Because it makes no sense at all otherwise (and even then…) Wordpress is fully customizable. Why would you need a plugin to make a menu sticky? Either I am missing something here or this OP was trying to much with its Star Trek references to actually understand how Wordpress works
They're talking about WordPress.com, not self-hosted WordPress. It's not a good comparison, in my opinion.
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#7Let's not forget the horrific number and level of vulns identified in WordPress.
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#8Rule of acquisition number N+1, free things are too expensive.
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#9This is cool, Wordpress should have you buy "latinum" up front and that's what you actually use to pay for your toolbar or custom color scheme.
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#10Counterpoint: I've had a Wordpress blog for almost 20 years, I've never paid anyone a dime. I don't know PHP, and I only use two plugins, both of them free. With a little bit of Googling you can just hack together whatever you need, because there is a lot of documentation for Wordpress. The author is a web dev, so I'm surprised their first thought was that they needed a plugin to load a font.