Notices by Lukas (darkcisum@swiss.social)

@amszmidt You aren't accessing WordPress over the network. Plugins are bundles of PHP, HTML, JavaScript, etc. that are deployed within the WordPress installation, they import WordPress Core files and directly call WordPress Core functions via PHP.

@amszmidt Okay that makes sense. I guess in the original discussion around WordPress plugins, it could be argued to some degree that it's only about using plugins.

From a plugin development perspective, where you're calling WordPress functions and having WordPress under GPL, it could also be argued, that you're using GPL code. As such, distributing your own plugin, which uses WordPress Core, could require for your plugin to be GPL licensed as well.

@amszmidt Not sure I understand what you're saying, but you can't use GPL code in non-GPL compatible licensed code bases. I mean you *can*, but you'd be in violation of the GPL license.
If you don't agree with that, I have some news for you 😄

Of course you can build commercial products around GPL code, that doesn't remove the requirements of GPL.

@amszmidt You can use a different term if you want, it doesn't change the fact that if you use GPL code, your code base *has to* become GPL as well. That's the virality I'm talking about. You can't use GPL code in your MIT licensed project, so the third-party code "injects" the requirement of GPL into your own code base.

If constructed right, I'm sure there's a scenario where the plugin would need to be GPL licensed and there's a scenario where it doesn't need to be. That makes it uncertain.

@tante Automattic is going against multiple of their own Code of Conduct and official Handbook rules, which every other plugin maintainer has to follow.

But I guess if you're the king of the castle, the rules suddenly don't apply to you anymore.

GPL is a tricky thing though because of its virality. If you integrate a plugin into WordPress, which is under GPL, is the plugin also required to be GPL, because of this virality?
I honestly don't know, but it's been kind of enforced in that way.

@webmink Is there a license with such a clause or is that just a general statement?

I finally understand how Machine Learning works!

https://xkcd.com/1838/

#machinelearning #ml #xkcd

@GossiTheDog As a Swiss I saw it as my duty to send the editors and author an email requesting a correction of the original article...

"The internet is no longer opt-in, it's opt-out. You have to do something, intentionally, in order to not be online." - Samuel James

@Edent Are you connecting from inside your network to HA? Does it work if you say use mobile data and connect from the outside world? If so, it might also be some NAT loopback issue.

@Edent If DNS has just recently been changed, then you might need to wait for it to propagate. If you're able to change your DNS resolver for 4G, you might get it working.

What exactly do you get when you try to connect to the domain?

@Edent Oh fun, so it's failing somewhere in the TLS process 🙃

I guess check what certificate ciphers are supported. Maybe your 4G device or carrier isn't allowing some.

https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/