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rootprivileges.net
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| | | | | Update, September 26, 2024: WordPress.org has banned websites hosted on WP Engine from accessing its resources. As someone put it on X, this is Matt Mullenweg dropping a giant turd into the laps of millions of WordPress users. The Matt Mullenweg v. WP Engine dispute seems to be escalating, which is a bit of a... | |
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newsday.co.tt
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| | | | | IN SEPTEMBER, Matt Mullenweg, co-founder of the successful Wordpress software ecosystem, threw down the gauntlet in a startling battle with WPEngine, a company that uses Wordpress as the basis of a managed hosting business that targets customers who want a turnkey experience with significant support. | |
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closeread.ghost.io
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| | | | | Automattic CEO and WordPress co-developer Matt Mullenweg published a post on September 21 calling WP Engine a "cancer to WordPress". For the uninitiated: WP Engine is an independent company that provides managed hosting for WordPress sites; WordPress.com is owned by Automattic and it leads the development of WordPress.org. | |
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rderik.com
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| | | I've been using AWS EC2 instances for a while now, and I've always struggled to find a clean way to manage the users and ssh keys for the instances. I've tried a few different approaches and settled on one that I think is the best so far. | ||
