Jan Boddez @jan@geekcompass.com

@mdales I really, really like Reaper for a DAW. I use it, together with a couple free VSTs and whatever came with my Line6 POD and modeling amps, for simple guitar demos, but it can do anything. (The fully functional demo version never really expires, and a personal/small-business license is dirt cheap, too.)

(How 'bout I sold this for €49/year rather than hand it out for free? Ha!)

(Why do I even care? Even know this? I'm a mechanical engineer, dammit.)

Looks half-decent on mobile, too. And the "Add" and "Remove" buttons disappear when JavaScript's disabled (but everything else just works, as it should). Progressive enhancement, kind of. (They're still baked into the source rather than added through JavaScript itself, just given a `display: none` on `body.no-js`, but still.)

Not too shabby.

One thing that’d make Indigenous even better? On-the-fly account switching.

#indieweb

(https://janboddez.tech/notes/2be1f04567)

Also: extensions.

View source? On mobile? Firefox!

(Cf. https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/001ffe81fbec4438a9f594f330e18103d21fbcd7/wp-includes/class-wp.php#L145)

Multidomain mapping, or so, it's called, and it uses a bit of a trick, in that it overrides `$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']` based on `$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']`. It stores the "map" in the options table, too, and not in posts' custom fields and such. (Landing Kit, I'm guessing, does things differently.) This simplicity is so cool.

Bookmarked: https://thephp.cc/news/2020/02/phpunit-a-security-risk.

> The vendor directory managed by Composer must not be publicly accessible.

(https://janboddez.tech/notes/b7f0ffbc94)

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