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multitasked.net
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| | | | | The rules of tables on a website are as predictable as gravity. As soon as you put one on a page, a client will ask to: Enable column sorting. Seeing the data isn't enough; they need to see it in order. Add pagination. The initial 25 rows were fine for the POC, but now you realize it doesn't work with 10,000. Pick filters on all columns. "Only the validated records from Belgium" Implement a universal search. | |
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128bit.io
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| | | | | My web hosting company is doing some upgrades for all their clients and moving them to newer more powerful servers. Being an employee of them I get to see a lot of the back end work that is involved with the upgrades. Not too many people can say they have seen the server their website is hosted on. Along with seeing the work that goes on I was picked as the guinea pig to to test the new servers out. | |
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blog.m5e.de
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| | | | | I've hosted my own Mailserver in various configurations since more than 6 years now. Since then I've taken multiple breaks from hosting it myself and explored other solutions for hosting emails with your own domain names. Because my own Mailserver has lately problems (downtimes) I wanna explore other possibilities of hosting my email addresses. So let's take a look... Self-hosting (VPS, Tools like Mailcow, Mailu, etc) You simply setup a Mailserver with software like Mailcow, Mailu or Mail-in-a-Box on a v... | |
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www.getbeamer.com
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| | | [AI summary] Beamer announces an AI-powered auto-translation feature that allows users to instantly localize product updates into multiple languages with tone consistency. | ||
