Re:Why Ruby on Rails still matters
by asdfman123 on Friday February 21, 2025 @02:50PM
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What is HackerNews but a system to stress test everyone's hobby websites?
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Every time I share a project I provide two links, one for my vps and another one for GitHub pages. Usually my projects run on the client, so I have never experienced the hug of death myself.
I absolutely love this comment <3
Before this Digg, before that Slashdot.
What else am I missing?
Before we were all on USENET, some lucky ones were on Compuserve and AOL, and BBSs were limited by phone lines, not really anything to test loads.
Re:Why Ruby on Rails still matters
by DeathArrow on Saturday February 22, 2025 @03:17AM
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>Before this Digg, before that Slashdot.
>What else am I missing?
You are missing Reddit.
/u/seddit
Kuro5hin was pretty big, back in the day. But /. was the biggie, along with need to know. We get the term slashdotted from there, after all.
Holy… I still miss kuro5hin. Wonder what is rusty doing nowadays.
thank you!
Oh man, the most helpful article I’ve ever read about depression and burnout was on Kuro5hin. Luckily it’s been preserved on Wikibooks:
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Demystifying_Depression
Still holds up well two decades later.
Fark
del.icio.us
anyone?
Re:Why Ruby on Rails still matters
by mannycalavera42 on Saturday February 22, 2025 @04:35PM
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yup!!! I've replaced it with https://pinboard.in/popular/ now but it's not the same