bluesmoon

Go with S-corp.

Exactly! For a web dev in 2025 to still not know security best practices that have been around for 20+ years is a failure on the part of the dev.

Github discovered the same thing a long long time ago which is why you now have the github.io domain.

yeah, that's about the time I quit couchsurfing and limited my interactions to community meets. Then it pretty much died out. I couldn't tell if this is the same folks trying to do it right or different folks who believed in the original mission of CouchSurfing.

Wait, is this a rebrand of couchsurfing.org?

Thanks for the feedback. It's more correct to say that traffic drops off for 3-4 hours rather than everyone goes offline for 3-4 hours. It's likely to be staggered based on the slope of the curve at that point.

That's a fair criticism. The data suggests that there are different breaks spread out over that 3-4 hour period, not one break of 3-4 hours. I've reworded it accordingly.

Thank you for your personal story about this. It helps to put things in perspective.

I have it on my TODO list to look a little more into that. It caught me by surprise when I pulled up the data for Germany.

It's like the author has never heard of balance bikes, but they're very common, and have been for over a decade. FWIW, I taught my kid to ride when he was 3 by putting him at the top of a wheelchair ramp and letting him go. Took him 5 seconds, and he was riding around the park by himself by the second attempt. He'd never been on a bike before.

I came here thinking there was a new recommendation for making toast, or at least a recommended type of bread to use, but I found nothing edible.

Julia supports Complex numbers as a built-in type.