I'm a little bit disappointed that the "ChatGPT Classic" will be deprecated on 30th January.
I prefer to have two "ChatGPT" applications, one for dev/nerds' needs and another one for more casual usage.
I prefer to have two "ChatGPT" applications, one for dev/nerds' needs and another one for more casual usage.
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Nice customization! 💜
Day off, and it's Halloween. I spent it playing with the WooCommerce product page on Purple. 🎃
Default blocks, a few lines of CSS, and a pinch of JS. Pick a color, and the whole page follows it.
shameemreza.com/customize-purp…
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Luigi Teschio retweeted
As WordPress explores the admin notifications feature, the team who handles notifications at Woo and WordPress[.]com is offering to help.
I use this notifications system all day and it's really good.
make.wordpress.org/core/2026/10/2…
I use this notifications system all day and it's really good.
make.wordpress.org/core/2026/10/2…
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Luigi Teschio retweeted
Libghostty progress in the past 6 months. It's amazing that NOTHING IN THIS LIST was true 6 months ago, and now its ALL VERY REAL. I remember bringing up the idea of libghostty 4 years ago and most people saying "but why." I did it anyways. And here we are!
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As a reminder, libghostty is the highly portable, embeddable library that provides core terminal emulation, render state, and more. I always felt that a free, high qualty, lightweight, reusable terminal emulation core would benefit the developer world more than any single GUI application. And that is playing out!
It is and always was my true purpose with the Ghostty project (I said this in my first ever talk about Ghostty!). I've jokingly said many times that Ghostty GUI is just a glorified tech demo for libghostty. That's not fair though, because GUI is great and there are really talented people working on it.
Since I started the project, Ghostty has always gotten people saying "I don't understand why you'd start a terminal emulator today." Well, the answer is libghostty. It's truly unique and its enabling something special (imo!).
Highlights of libghostty since 6 months ago (none of the below was true 6 months ago):
- Libghostty has nearly 100% coverage of all of Ghostty's core (and you can compile with flags to remove any of these features for size/safety): libghostty.tip.ghostty.org
- Libghostty now builds and is tested (in CI) for: Apple (macOS, iOS, visionOS), Windows (MSVC and GNU), Linux, FreeBSD, Android, WebAssembly, and freestanding (i.e. direct on hardware with no OS).
- Libghostty has bindings in pretty much every popular programming language: C, Zig, Go, Swift, Python, Rust, .NET, etc.
- Libghostty's memory requirements have dramatically shrunk to enable the portability above. There's still work to do but a single empty terminal now takes 90% less memory. And at scale I've proven 10,000 active (input/output happening) terminals on a Linux server with 4 cores and 8 GB of RAM.
- Libghostty powers all JetBrains IDE terminals, over 12.5 million active users. blog.jetbrains.com/platform/2026/…...
- Libghostty is the most popular core behind the wave of venture-backed "agentic" terminals and editors, such as Herdr, cmux, and many others.
- Libghostty is being discussed and has been verbally accepted to replace the terminal core in Neovim: github.com/neovim/neovim/… (work still to be done)
- Libghostty powers a really popular and powerful terminal emulator for emacs (Ghostel): github.com/dakra/ghostel
- Libghostty's speed is used by Antithesis to fuzz popular terminal programs and has directly led to hundreds of bug fixes sent upstream to programs such as tmux, btop, shells, and other terminal emulators. :)
- And so much more: github.com/Uzaaft/awesome…
Libghostty is really successfully turning into the tide that raises all boats. As it becomes more popular, Ghostty itself gets more performant and stable, and so does everyone else. It is also a vehicle for delivering modern terminal emulation to the widest source possible.
I plan on tagging libghostty 1.0 in the next few months and declaring ABI stability at that point!
Text reproduced in this way:
As a reminder, libghostty is the highly portable, embeddable library that provides core terminal emulation, render state, and more. I always felt that a free, high qualty, lightweight, reusable terminal emulation core would benefit the developer world more than any single GUI application. And that is playing out!
It is and always was my true purpose with the Ghostty project (I said this in my first ever talk about Ghostty!). I've jokingly said many times that Ghostty GUI is just a glorified tech demo for libghostty. That's not fair though, because GUI is great and there are really talented people working on it.
Since I started the project, Ghostty has always gotten people saying "I don't understand why you'd start a terminal emulator today." Well, the answer is libghostty. It's truly unique and its enabling something special (imo!).
Highlights of libghostty since 6 months ago (none of the below was true 6 months ago):
- Libghostty has nearly 100% coverage of all of Ghostty's core (and you can compile with flags to remove any of these features for size/safety): libghostty.tip.ghostty.org
- Libghostty now builds and is tested (in CI) for: Apple (macOS, iOS, visionOS), Windows (MSVC and GNU), Linux, FreeBSD, Android, WebAssembly, and freestanding (i.e. direct on hardware with no OS).
- Libghostty has bindings in pretty much every popular programming language: C, Zig, Go, Swift, Python, Rust, .NET, etc.
- Libghostty's memory requirements have dramatically shrunk to enable the portability above. There's still work to do but a single empty terminal now takes 90% less memory. And at scale I've proven 10,000 active (input/output happening) terminals on a Linux server with 4 cores and 8 GB of RAM.
- Libghostty powers all JetBrains IDE terminals, over 12.5 million active users. blog.jetbrains.com/platform/2026/…...
- Libghostty is the most popular core behind the wave of venture-backed "agentic" terminals and editors, such as Herdr, cmux, and many others.
- Libghostty is being discussed and has been verbally accepted to replace the terminal core in Neovim: github.com/neovim/neovim/… (work still to be done)
- Libghostty powers a really popular and powerful terminal emulator for emacs (Ghostel): github.com/dakra/ghostel
- Libghostty's speed is used by Antithesis to fuzz popular terminal programs and has directly led to hundreds of bug fixes sent upstream to programs such as tmux, btop, shells, and other terminal emulators. :)
- And so much more: github.com/Uzaaft/awesome…
Libghostty is really successfully turning into the tide that raises all boats. As it becomes more popular, Ghostty itself gets more performant and stable, and so does everyone else. It is also a vehicle for delivering modern terminal emulation to the widest source possible.
I plan on tagging libghostty 1.0 in the next few months and declaring ABI stability at that point!
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Luigi Teschio retweeted
In #woocommerce 11.4, you can have multiple product collections on the same page and they are filterable independently
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Holy 🐄 @WooCommerce 11.3 is shaping up to be a massive release.
1,300+ PRs, 100+ contributors, and loads of improvements across Woo's blocks, APIs, and store management experience.
Read the full breakdown of what's coming:
developer.woocommerce.com/2026/10/26/woo…
1,300+ PRs, 100+ contributors, and loads of improvements across Woo's blocks, APIs, and store management experience.
Read the full breakdown of what's coming:
developer.woocommerce.com/2026/10/26/woo…
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Luigi Teschio retweeted
La maggior parte dei fondi/investitori italiani sono composti da persone che in realtà non hanno mai fatto un’azienda.
Io lo considero un paradosso; è normale?
Io lo considero un paradosso; è normale?
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Luigi Teschio retweeted
Come si ricostruisce un progetto, come si definisce il suo posizionamento e si coinvolgono le persone prima ancora del lancio? Ho deciso di svelarlo sul campo, ripartendo da Lubit Linux.
marketingdicarta.com/2026/10/22/lub…
marketingdicarta.com/2026/10/22/lub…
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Your Sites Are Protected Against the PHP2Shell Vulnerabilities automattic.com/2026/10/21/you… via @automattic
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Luigi Teschio retweeted
This might be the most watched GitHub Actions build in the history of the platform: github.com/docker-library…
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Luigi Teschio retweeted
Critical security releases for PHP: store owners are encouraged to update their installations of PHP now.
If you're on Automattic infrastructure (@wordpressdotcom, @WordPressVIP, @Pressable, @wpcloudofficial), you're protected. Otherwise check for updates from your web host.
developer.woocommerce.com/2026/10/21/php…
If you're on Automattic infrastructure (@wordpressdotcom, @WordPressVIP, @Pressable, @wpcloudofficial), you're protected. Otherwise check for updates from your web host.
developer.woocommerce.com/2026/10/21/php…
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I just realized that this wasn’t a fake news lol
I used to play a lot to this game when I was kid.
I used to play a lot to this game when I was kid.
Soooome-body once told m--- it’s Shrek 2 Remastered. That’s the post 🫏
Coming to PS5, November 10 -> play.st/4jyMHGf
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Luigi Teschio retweeted
1/ Introducing the Cua Spaces SDK.
Every big lab now ships a bot with its own computer: Grok Bot, Muse, dots. None let you bring your own. With Cua Spaces, now you can.
Put Claude Code, Codex or any agent on compute you choose, and run jobs across all your computers at once.
Every big lab now ships a bot with its own computer: Grok Bot, Muse, dots. None let you bring your own. With Cua Spaces, now you can.
Put Claude Code, Codex or any agent on compute you choose, and run jobs across all your computers at once.
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