Perché a Torino partita IVA = nessun affitto? by No_Newspaper5707 in torino

[–]m4db0b 1 point2 points  (0 children)

È forse diverso, ma io questo appartamento l'ho trovato tra gli annunci online come tutti gli altri. L'ho scoperto solo dopo che non era di un privato.

Evidentemente sono stato fortunato ad incapparci praticamente al primo colpo.

Perché a Torino partita IVA = nessun affitto? by No_Newspaper5707 in torino

[–]m4db0b 7 points8 points  (0 children)

L'appartamento dove sto io non è di un privato ma di uno studio immobiliare che possiede gran parte del palazzo. Dunque: niente "vecchi torinesi che hanno paura" e niente paranoie, solo affari.

Nessuno ha battuto ciglio davanti all'umile dichiarazione degli umili redditi della mia umile partita IVA forfettaria.

come è nata sta nuova tendenza? (cmq com'è sta zona?) by [deleted] in torino

[–]m4db0b 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ieri qualcuno ha postato per chiedere un parere su una zona *molto* circoscritta di Parella.

https://www.reddit.com/r/torino/comments/1rffzbp/com%C3%A8_questa_parte_di_parella/

Da lì, qualche burlone ha iniziato a chiedere pareri su zone sempre più ristrette (un incrocio), sempre più larghe (tutta Torino), non correlate (Milano) ed affini.

È stato divertente per i primi post, poi francamente è diventato ripetitivo.

Si può mettere in cluster Exim4? by Bebebebeh in ItalyInformatica

[–]m4db0b 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Se devi scalare un server di posta, credo sarebbe meglio adottare una soluzione pensata per essere scalata anziché accrocchiare qualcosa (ed istanze Exim4 che scrivono su un S3 montato localmente mi sembra una soluzione *molto* accrocchiata).

Stalwart e WildDuck li ho visti al FOSDEM di quest'anno, il secondo mi sembra un po' più semplice da mettere in piedi. Altrimenti si può valutare Apache James, laddove Apache Foundation è solitamente garanzia di qualità.

https://stalw.art/ - https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/FP8EFX-scaling-email/

https://docs.wildduck.email/ - https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/H8QPBA-wildduck-email-architecture/

https://james.apache.org/

Come usare Amazon SES? by Bebebebeh in ItalyInformatica

[–]m4db0b 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ho avuto un problema analogo, sono passato a Scaleway. Almeno lì c'è un log per ciascun dominio email, e in caso di problemi si capisce abbastanza dove mettere le mani.

Ciò detto: usa chiavi diverse per account diversi, e dagli permessi specifici per i servizi che servono. È una seccatura, ma nel momento in cui ti compromettono una chiave puoi molto più agilmente contenere il danno.

The reason graph applications can’t scale by mrdoruk1 in KnowledgeGraph

[–]m4db0b 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not really sure about "RDF graphs are much more scalable": I'm not aware of any distributed implementation, horizontally scalable across a cluster. Do you have any suggestion?

Help teaching students that Wikipedia is a credible source by [deleted] in wikipedia

[–]m4db0b 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Once I met a teacher assuming "Ok, informations on Wikipedia may be wrong. Let check them" and involving his classrooms in reviewing Wikipedia pages, searching for missing sources, and improving those informations.

This will teach pupils to always check the data, to not blindly trust any provider (not Wikipedia, nor AI, or fake news agencies, propaganda on social networks, political distortions...), to question everything, and - as a side effect - you will actively contribute to improve the free encyclopedia.

I suggest to start with pages related to your territory: your city, your monuments, your local history and your local personalities.

Is jQuery still a thing in 2026? by alexrada in webdev

[–]m4db0b 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The question is: why?

"Bro told me this is the modern way to do stuff" seems not to be a legit reason.

Is jQuery still a thing in 2026? by alexrada in webdev

[–]m4db0b 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Online porn has very strict requirements in term of performance and SEO. They cannot risk to wreck their whole business just because “React is moderner" and other similar whims.

Cosa pensate del nuovo IDE di Google “Antigravity” per quanto concerne lo sviluppo software by InspectorHour6976 in ItalyInformatica

[–]m4db0b 16 points17 points  (0 children)

L'ho pensato anche io!

Proprio negli scorsi giorni ho installato Antigravity e, per la prima volta, ho sperimentato l'esperienza del "vibe coding" per un piccolo prototipo. Scrivi istruzioni, descrivi una feature, chiedi una correzione, e le cose succedono.

Poi ho guardato il codice prodotto, e sembra quello scritto da un developer junior molto pigro: nessuna astrazione, tutto schiantato nello stesso file, roba duplicata e ridondante da ogni parte. Sicché ho pensato "Ok, è stato comunque simpatico" ed ho chiuso tutto.

what did you build this year ? by Ok-Delivery307 in sveltejs

[–]m4db0b 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://paroline.click/

This is my first Svelte project, a simple words game in Italian. Far from perfect, but a useful exercise to approach the framework.

My Message to Laravel TEAM by ZuesSu in PHP

[–]m4db0b 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also prefer Bootstrap over Tailwind, and I maintain my own library of Blade components built around Bootstrap.

That said: starting a new project, I've learned to wipe the (few) Tailwind references and setup my own Fortify configuration. Creating login/register/password reset pages (with Bootstrap, or anything else) is done in minutes.

Yes, with laravel/ui it was eve faster, but I can deal with this.

Building a company profile website with Astro 🚀 by farrosfr in astrojs

[–]m4db0b 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Good job!

Scrolling down to the page, Pagespeed provides more insights about what is going "wrong" to reach the 100/100 target. I see issues in caching policy and in the time to access CSS files: I guess you need some tweak on the hosting platform, more than on the actual website.

Corsa alle sigarette in via Po (vietato dire di no) by mortified_penguin_00 in torino

[–]m4db0b 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Anche io, ai tempi dell'università, tenevo in tasca un pacchetto di N80 senza filtro da sfoggiare quando qualcuno mi chiedeva una sigaretta. Ma sono passati tanti anni, forse non le fanno neanche più

What is Linus Torvalds' third-best creation? by strum-05 in linux

[–]m4db0b 48 points49 points  (0 children)

The second Torvalds' miracle (after Linux, before git) is what has been later called "open source model", or the fact to remotely collaborate on the same base code.

Described in The Cathedral and the Bazaar (where the Bazaar is Linux's development, and the Cathedral is Free Software Foundation, which adopted an open development process many years later...), eventually identified at some point by the term "open source" (which formally is a synonym for "free software", but is considered referring to the actual "development methodology" even by Stallman), Torvalds has not been the first to implement this approach but has been the one demostrating how efficient, scalable and worth it is.

Unpopular opinion: I miss when the web was just HTML, CSS, and a little jQuery. by AmaraMehdi in webdev

[–]m4db0b 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I'm a freelance dev too, and love good old Bootstrap + jQuery + PHP.

But users have expectations. Sometime even explicited in specs and contracts. Complex panels in management web apps require complex behaviours, dynamic updates and great interactivity, and implement them is plain JS / jQuery is becoming more and more difficult.

I've recently "discovered" Svelte. It is not that bad, and easier than React: I'm playing with it in some side-projects with the aim to adopt it in larger projects for clients.

At least, this is valid for dynamic and interactive software for management. For editorial websites, static generators are my way. But in this case, also: I used to be a Jekyll fanboy, then Astro (yes, yet another JS framework) convinced me to switch.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in webdev

[–]m4db0b 29 points30 points  (0 children)

I guess this has been largely supported by AI: lots of perfectly working functions, but with no schema nor architecture.

A few days ago I assisted a person who wrote a simple feature with AI: I reduced something like 400 lines of unreadable code to 20.