Daryl Chymko

Linux Foundation Announces the FAIR Package Manager Project for Open Source Content Management System Stability Linux Foundation announces FAIR Package Manager project, creating simplicity, security and consistency for the WordPress ecosystem

We're delighted to launch the FAIR Package Manager with the Linux Foundation - read our announcement and come collaborate with us! #FAIRPM

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View from Mt Finlayson, Vancouver Island

Riding on the big boat

How to live

Make money the right way, ethically and with integrity - always treating people fairly.

Then use whatever we make to live our personal life’s the right way.

Supporting others the way we were helped.

Its not hard

Welcome home, Petunia!

the "esc" key on a keyboard is a holdover from early-'90s personal computers. on some models it would dispense a can of escargot out of one of the unused drive bays. they put it in the corner so you wouldn't press it by accident because you only got three of them. i pushed it once and got grounded

Breaking the Status Quo A vision for a new WordPress era WordPress is at a crossroads, now even more clearly then when I wrote my previous post on WordPress’s roadmap. I had very much intended to leave this topic alone for…

It's clear the #WordPress world needs a change. So I wrote a post about exactly that:

Breaking the Status Quo: A vision for a new WordPress era

Joost wants to "hold this community together" and I stand with him in that effort.

That boy ain't right.

WordPress, and what should be on its roadmap I was reading Hendrik Luehrsen’s excellent post “WordPress isn’t WordPress anymore“, and I decided I had to write more about this. I recently spoke at WordCamp NL about “The missing features of WordPr...

It's clear that #WordPress is at a crossroads, whether we want it to be or not. As a result, it's good to talk about what it is, and what it should do, so, I wrote a post about that:

joost.blog/wordpress-ro...

But on a more serious note, I think both can be true and it depends on what causes more anxiety: the fear of DIY or the worry of shoddy/shady workers.

But I do agree that the good ones (when you find them) are totally worth the $$.

Tradespeople seem to have a knack for messing up morning coffeeshop routines with friends, amirit? ;)

Corollary: There's no better feeling than fixing something yourself, learning how simple (some) of these systems actually are.

Eliminates the stress of finding a "good" repair person, searching google, being dependant on their schedule/availability/rates, swearing when it breaks down 2 weeks later

"if you unsubscribed by mistake" I HAVE NEVER UNSUBSCRIBED BY MISTAKE it is always 10000% intentional

K: "That's not how you calculate a royalty. That's how you set a ransom."

[good line, well-delivered]

K: Record shows everyone else is doing it. Mullenweg's speech --

J: That's not in the record because it was after briefing closed, so move along.

End of an era. So long to the original Kelowna Innovation Center, home to Okanagan Colab and where many of the OG Kelowna tech companies got their start.

The ioniq5 was the best car I've ever owned. Hyundai did such an incredible job. I'm.lookomg forward to seeing one of these in real life.

SQL! SQL. JUST USE SQL

A catalog shot of the VT-100 features a white-on-black monichrome monitor, a black monitor inset in a white case, and a black keyboard frontispiece and keys over a white keyboard case, set in a 70s warm umber backshot. The text, barely visible, features various forms of graphics characters, fonts, double-height lines, and inverse video; the 'digital VT 100' slogan appears case right.

DEC VT-100 (1978)

Trail running!

Yes, I'm very much excited for this. I don't have any questions beyond those, I'm in Pacific Time!

Does this mean we do t get to hang out at the coffee shop anymore? 😢😂

Also, hi, I'm Daryl, for those that don't know me I'm a backend developer who most recently worked on one of the most popular journalling apps. A couple of side projects:
- Website for remote workers: asynchronous.work
-Initiative to profile/storytell epic human-powered adventures: getoutside.ca

Alright, so something I've been working on this week for funsies is mapping GPX files using
@statamic.bsky.social
and Leaflet. This was quite a high-def file so I'm going to need a way to de-densify it a bit (there are 2000+ coordinates in a 16km span)

Alright, this place seems pretty dang nice. It's great to be here.