'Before' is the key word there. Apparently, the bible allows to have after. Noncompetes state you can't have after. Ergo, noncompetes are anti-bible, and should be abolished.
Grav looks awesome, by the way. Who is your hoster?
French and English, respectively. But the Americans popularized them.
But that's what makes it so good
Didn't know about !webdev@programming.dev thanks!
I thought about asking !selfhosted@lemmy.world, but didn't feel it fully fit there, since I'm not specifically asking about self-hosted service or app, but, instead, about a standard .com (or whatever tld).
I checked the rules for ask Lemmy, and didn't see anything that would suggest that this question wouldn't fit, but I would also understand if it didn't fully fit under the "open discussion question" rule. Basically, I completely understand and don't hold it against the mods if it were to be taken down haha
The vps solution might be where I end up. But $5 vps? Which ones are those?
That's a really cool space for hobbies and such, and I will totally use this! For this particular project, though, I need proper tld and hosting service. Doesn't have to be a .com, per se.
'Wouldn't', I think. Ms's customer service is abysmal on their paid services, I can only imagine how bad it is on their no-cost services. And, the thing is, they have the resources to have better customer service than Amazon gives their Prime members, but they seem to choose not to. It's strange to me.
Interesting. When I first opened this on my instance, it had no description.
The system was designed to protect the upper upper class from the rest of us. Everything else is a ruse to get us to sign on. Know the law, know your (lack of) rights.
Consider reporting it to the local authorities. This is textbook stalking, and is illegal in nearly all first world countries.
I can't remember the name... Mario? No, I don't think that was it.
Does this mean that the ruling is abolished in your whole country, or just in Texas (since only Texas rejected it)?