Tinder, a dating app, has recently updated its Terms of Service. Among minor bureaucratic modifications, one major change aims to battle impersonations. From now on, Tinder will ban web developers who claim to be 'engineers'. While backend- and other types of software developers seem to be unaffected, many believe the ToS will be amended soon to include those as well.
  • xor@infosec.pub
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    8 months ago

    wordpress does not power 40% of the web…
    im not going to argue any more than that because this is a humorous type community, and ya’ll are getting too serious.

    i hope you enjoy all of your “programming” with your garbage little “language” and POS word🤢press🤮

    p.s. notice how everyone who argues in favor of php and wordpress ONLY know that language and framework?
    what a curious thing…

    • dan@upvote.au
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      8 months ago

      i hope you enjoy all of your “programming” with your garbage little “language” and POS word🤢press🤮

      p.s. notice how everyone who argues in favor of php and wordpress ONLY know that language and framework?

      lol I don’t use PHP any more… I primarily use C#. I can still see the advantages of PHP without it being a language I use day-to-day.

      wordpress does not power 40% of the web…

      Do you have any data that proves otherwise? Because all available data I’ve seen disagrees with you.

      https://wordpress.org/40-percent-of-web/

      https://w3techs.com/technologies/details/cm-wordpress

      It’s not just small sites. A bunch of major publications use WordPress too. Forbes and TechCrunch both use WordPress for example.

        • dan@upvote.au
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          8 months ago

          also downvotes aren’t supposed to be used just because you disagree with someone’s opinion. Your comments seem like a typical redditor so please just go back to Reddit if you’re going to use downvotes that way.