I don’t have any lol.
And even if/when I get one, it’ll only be for my personal CV website
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It’s good. Let’s someone searching see the solution at a glance. So brill for those who look to older posts for answers
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@Meishin hey mate, do you know any blog or forum website that use the zibll themes with lots of customization??
im trying to make a tech and games blog and i want to see other zibll blog to see how they customize their website to be absolutely cinema and laggy 
Just upload UHD png anime images everywhere and enable every feature in the theme
Make sure to use PHP 7 (I forgot if 5.6 works, use that if yes) instead of 8 and MySQL 5, disable caching if any, and voila you have the worst performance website of all times
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nah i mean the customization like i want to see what plugin or addon that they use to customize their zibll blog
normal zibll themes is pretty nice but it isn’t enough for me lol
Then it’s just you because zibll is meant to be used as a single package
I know there’s already gamification, forum, ecommerce, ugc, and much more, I don’t really know what else you would like to see
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i want the site that have lots of elements (should not be ai cuz ai is bad lol)
like some website have shiny effects and 3d card effects when hovering on a blog while stock zibll one doesnt have, or like more cool and random element like time counter or random vip feature
These are not plugins, these are some random JavaScript
On the other hand zibll have builtin VIP features
Posting from a 800*480 screen because why not
I learnt that RPi OS don’t keep desktop icons in grid once you move them out the hard way
Now everything is misaligned 
Alright apparently you need to right click then click snap
What kind of UX is this 
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Yup. That’s the killer. IIRC it can be as little as $0.10 per domain per year or so… when you already have 50k+ registered domains. By which time you’re probably tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars lighter in ICANN fees alone.
There was actually a plan to obtain the .free extension and offer it for free. But it didn’t end up going anywhere. Not sure if it was due to lack of effort, funding or ICANN just not being convinced about the business case.
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Who are you and what have you done with redsus
*bad on the zibll theme
zibll theme is like the legendary tier of the wordpress themes and it is just so amazing and well designed
ai designed feature are basically crap on that theme so yeah, ai is bad (only for zibll theme lol)
me when im with you 
(memes, pls dont take it seriously)
maybe one day i can make a clone version of zibll theme for blogger with lots of customization module like the real one
have some idea about using google form and blogger comment with firebase or supabase to make the forum feature and functional simple login feature
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Looking at the Windows 8.1 sound I once took out from an ISO image, planning to use them to replace the Windows 10 ones when a better thought striked my mind; so I powered up my Windows XP VM and extracted sounds from it. Now my Windows 10 have XP sounds 
Sounds better than 10’s
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hi
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Hola
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try windows 10 build 10074, it have a lot of cool sound
I think I still have the beta sounds somewhere on my device but I’ve decided that those are worse than 8.x’s so I didn’t think about it this time 
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The recently brewed Dirty frag vulnerability. Tested in ubuntu 26 lts 
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Ah yes time to upgrade my servers (and actually reboot this time)
I initially thought about that I should probably not post exploits here when a Windows vulnerability comes out sometime ago
Updated one of my (many forgotten) staging sites to WordPress 7.0 and it definitely hits different, can’t wait for the final release
OpenLiteSpeed just pushed a new WebAdmin interface in v1.9.0 that was probably made with a single Copilot session and is ugly as fuck 
I have downgraded back to the stable v1.8.x branch
I seriously don’t understand why but this isn’t the first time where I upgraded Ubuntu and my desktop environment is gone
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Also why the 
would be the way AlmaLinux reacted to dirty frag exploit by checking redhat, “oh, they don’t have the fix yet. We’ll work on our own instead.” and immediately pulled the commited patch from upstream and apply it to their kernel build. While ubuntu is sitting back and relax (ehem, to devs at ubuntu, i’m sure you guys are also (hopefully already) pulled the patch upstream and now testing it on your kernel builds.) But come on, why almalinux reacted faster than ubuntu? Even debian (at least according to their Security issue tracker page) already published the patch on all affected versions!1! At ubuntu’s blog, all the versions still say affected, and not fix commited yet! 
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