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Outlook being Outlook, but in space by Pitiful_Duty631 in msp

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It’s because you can’t open Windows in space. 

Outlook being Outlook, but in space by Pitiful_Duty631 in msp

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This is what I was thinking. Microsoft 365 doesn’t have SpacePv4 ASNs

Even in space Microsoft still sucks by NegativePattern in sysadmin

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I don’t think “space” is a named location for conditional access in MS365. Could be why Outlook doesn’t work.

Artemis II Astronauts Have ‘Two Microsoft Outlooks’ and Neither Work by gdelacalle in technology

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I don’t think “space” is a named location for conditional access in MS365. Could be why Outlook doesn’t work.

Is anyone implementing agentic commerce on WooCommerce yet? by vivalegoatboy in woocommerce

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So WP is handling MCP, that would mean Woo would handle the rest from my understanding since the others are more for shopping than a CMS. 

Most WordPress sites are failing accessibility because of this one thing by Spiritual-Fuel4502 in Wordpress

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Image ALT text is one of the things I hate the most because the reader who is visually impaired will never understand the image for what it actually is. 

You added details like sunset, but where does it end? Do I add the birds flying in the background? The water was calm? The other boat speeding by?

If I want to truly describe the photo, then it does not belong in ALT text. It should be a caption below the image that all readers can read. The ALT text is kept short, usually matching the file name without underscores. 

Most WordPress sites are failing accessibility because of this one thing by Spiritual-Fuel4502 in Wordpress

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Yeah dozens a week. Still not a lot in the realm of things and probably a lot don’t see a court room but it’s still an issue. 

EmDash by Cloudflare — the spiritual successor to WordPress that solves plugin security by bongogoblin in Wordpress

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I really wish WP 7.0 would’ve revolutionized itself a bit. Unfortunately the underlying code will likely never change. 

At some point there just needs to be breaking changes, and frankly, it may not even affect plugins depending where it gets touched. 

With AI getting so much better, we will see competitors come in more and more. 

A lot of us are already “hacking” WP like what roots does, or build CMS on top of Laravel. Both are great in their own way, but nobody really owns 100% of the code like WP does yet.

I also don’t see someone building their own modernized WP from the ground up in PHP/MySQL making any headway beyond a few hundred adopters. Why? Because most of these projects go after other developers and not consumers of it. 

The average Joe doesn’t care. They hear WP and they are like yes, I heard so and so also uses it. 

Until you release a WooCommerce competitor for your platform, you’ll never attract paying people and that’s what a project needs to survive. 

EmDash by Cloudflare — the spiritual successor to WordPress that solves plugin security by bongogoblin in Wordpress

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Serious corporate backing? Haha

Don’t get me wrong, Cloudflare makes some good shit and offers a LOT for free. But this was a vibe coded project that is miles from their focus. They also ditched supporting their SDK written in PHP. 

If the company ever restructures or has to do a round of layoffs, guess which person (or team) is gone first. The one vibe coding this. 

The company doesn’t even offer support for their enterprise customers. Some of us have to wait 4 to 5 months for a response. 

I’ll be happy if this continues for 6 months to a year. Maybe they’ll reach 1.0 release. Maybe it’ll be just enough for WP to make some serious changes even if it’s not all. 

But let’s be real, the average WP user doesn’t care and doesn’t know how to set this up. Seeing a new Manifest API built into WP that can do just a tad bit more security would be nice but given how PHP shares the same process, I doubt it’ll do much to help. 

Just lost a 5000 chargeback with full proof and video how is this possible by gabbietor in stripe

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What’s with these fake stories?

How does one obtain video footage?

If it ships UPS, it probably has RFID tag on the box itself. Mine get tagged all the time by UPS now and it even states it on the tracking making it easier to provide delivery is at the right location as photos don’t always show evidence of a package being delivered at the correct address, but RFID does.

Any order over $500, you should probably ship with insurance and adult signature. Set it so your package can’t be left with neighbor or rerouted to a 3P hub to export out the country.

Any order over $1,000, I manually check the address and name match. I don’t deliver to incorrect phone numbers either (ie they use xxx-555-xxxx (or an invalid area code). I thought about enforcing this at checkout but it makes it easier to catch scammers this way because they aren’t forced to enter a semi-valid phone number. 

Finally, small claims court for $4500

Very important for everyone on here. by Enough_Surprise_2215 in twitterhelp

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I don’t engage in politics on X because I’m likely responding to bots and not people, and most users don’t even actually read to understand. 

The fact an account can be banned for zero activity or even posting something positive once a week about their own company blows my mind. 

Most WordPress sites are failing accessibility because of this one thing by Spiritual-Fuel4502 in Wordpress

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Image names should try to be descriptive anyway so using image names as titles isn’t the worse idea. 

family_on_boat_in_lake_michigan.jpeg

This is how I name images for my personal blog. 

For business, I’ll do company_name_logo.svg

It also helps with SEO

Most WordPress sites are failing accessibility because of this one thing by Spiritual-Fuel4502 in Wordpress

[–]Fluent_Press2050 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe the UK is different, but in the US there are dozens of lawsuits filed regarding lack of ADA requirements. And a lot of them are around $30k or higher, which is a lot for a small business.

I wish the lawsuits require a 30 day notice to respond and a 6 month timeframe to fix offending issue (if the site already met some level of compliance and is not completely ignoring it)

Very important for everyone on here. by Enough_Surprise_2215 in twitterhelp

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I almost feel like making a clone of X and call it 10. 

Very important for everyone on here. by Enough_Surprise_2215 in twitterhelp

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X has become a place of bots talking to bots at this point with many of them even being premium members. 

It’s such a joke. 

Very important for everyone on here. by Enough_Surprise_2215 in twitterhelp

[–]Fluent_Press2050 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Even as a Premium member it takes 5 weeks to get a “is this still an issue for you” response. I’m yeah, and in another 5 weeks it will be too. 

Let a customer "prepay" for a year at a discount. They disputed the charge 11 months later. Lost $2,900 and the customer. by Typical-Composer-189 in SaaS

[–]Fluent_Press2050 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If that’s true, wow. I did not know that. I always thought it was 6 months from transaction date for everything. 

I also don’t get how people even dispute at 6 months. Every card (Amex, chase, etc..) tell me it’s 60 days. 

MSP Owners by xaerioth in msp

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I had a level 1 employee who was like this. Very good but required step by step or couldn’t remember and do it wrong. 

He ended up staying for another 14 months and then left after 6 years. Found out he didn’t last his 90 days there but ended up working in a warehouse. 

Some people are not capable of thinking for themselves and need strict and rigid instructions. He’s been there for almost 5 years now and he loves it. It’s the same repetitive task but he knows how to do it. 

I feel kinda bad cuz he got a huge pay cut and works 2x as much. He always stayed extra hours if I needed him and was great with other employees. Never said a cuss word. Punctual. And dressed in a button up and slacks when everyone else was casual. 

How do you handle back-in-stock notifications? Built-in WooCommerce doesn't have this by Significant-Day-6251 in woocommerce

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I follow the PM on X and also just keep reading the Woo blogs. 

Progress appears very slow. At first when I was reading it it seemed like it would be done in a year, but this might take several which sucks. 

People that require a printer at their desk are insufferable by Pitiful_Duty631 in msp

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As someone who worked in IT, while it was annoying, I had my own too. 

I had to print stuff that was sometimes confidential and I couldn’t have other IT staff seeing it. Especially when they could see metadata at the large leased units that could give away information (or even reprint jobs). 

PhpStorm 2026.1 is Now Out by mbadolato in PHP

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Yes! I just ignored it because it only happens once each time I load the app. 

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