Se me acaba de ocurrir esa pregunta bien random, en base a controversias que han tenido últimamente, como intentar joder convenciones de anime. Qué dicen ustedes?

He estado viendo varios posts sobre este tipo de comentarios y la verdad sí sería bastante obvio hacerlo, pero eso va a depender mucho de la persona que eres: responsable, no hacer el juega vivo y realizar tus tareas durante el día.

Mi padre tiene una empresa de jardinería a la cual obviamente él les paga a los trabajadores un salario un poquito debajo del salario mínimo, pero ellos mantienen su transporte (auto que los busca y los lleva).

El horario del contrato es de 7:00 AM a 4:00 PM, pero este horario no se cumple, ya que se trabaja por tareas (en este caso sí se aplica trabajar así). Entonces, si ellos terminan sus labores exitosamente, supongamos que a la 1:00 PM, ellos pueden irse normal para su casa.

En caso tal de que ellos hagan las cosas mal, no está permitido irse. ¿Cómo se supervisa eso? Obviamente, en la siguiente visita vemos todo eso y se les regaña o se les dice que quiero eso bien y que no pueden irse temprano.

Hay muchas veces que ellos van a su punto de trabajo y son las 11:00 AM, estoy en el lugar y si todo está bien, a las 12:00-1:00 PM están en su casa.

Y eso es calidad de vida. Ellos hacen sus trabajos pequeños por fuera que les da algo más de ingreso, SIEMPRE Y CUANDO no afecte mi círculo de clientes y trabajo.

Ahora, en mi caso, yo trabajo en el área de tecnología, la cual se puede hacer el trabajo de manera virtual. Sí, es posible, pero hay otras veces en que mediante una llamada no se pueda resolver una duda o no tenga un equipo para realizar el trabajo.

Entonces yo hablé con mi jefa y le dije: ¿por qué nosotros no nos colocamos 2 días en oficina y, si terminamos nuestro trabajo listo a las 2-3 de la tarde, dejarnos ir sin atarnos a un horario de salida? Y 3 en casa (sábado si es virtual).

Esto porque en momentos he llegado a ir a la oficina a calentar silla. He estado 4-5 días sin hacer nada y yendo a la oficina solamente a registrar asistencia.

Y me dirán: ¿por qué no investigas o aprendes algo más?

Obviamente lo hago y he propuesto ciertos sistemas que ayudan, pero prácticamente madrugar para ir a tu puesto a hacer NADA es más cansón que trabajar.

En resumen, ¿en el área de tecnología se puede reducir horas de trabajo?

Sí, siempre y cuando el puesto que tengas se pueda hacer.

¿Aplican todos a reducir horas o ser flexibles en el turno?

Sí, siempre y cuando tú seas una persona responsable, que no estés para hacerte el huevón en la casa o hacerte el vivo de no hacer nada.

¿Qué áreas es difícil bajar horas de trabajo?

Trabajos en el mall: cajeras, vendedoras, seguridad, pilotos, taxis, piratas u otras similares.

Ahora, ¿qué harías tú para proponerle a una empresa/jefe que esto sí puede hacerse cuando tú hayas demostrado que eres responsable en tu puesto?

Edit: He visto otros departamentos que el horario es a las 8:00 AM, llegan a las 9:00, "favoritismo", y encima de eso se ponen a desayunar y se van temprano

I built Cashier Dunning because testing failed-payment flows in Laravel is surprisingly difficult.

It records a real Stripe billing lifecycle once and replays it offline through your application's actual webhook route, including signature verification and real listeners.

It can replay trial expiration, failed payments, retries, cancellation and resubscription in about a second.

It also tests duplicate and out-of-order webhook delivery.

No Stripe account, API keys in CI, or network access during replay.

It's MIT licensed and currently supports Laravel 11–13.

GitHub: https://github.com/impruthvi/cashier-dunning

I'd especially appreciate feedback from anyone running Stripe/Cashier in production. What billing edge cases would you want something like this to test?

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Hi everyone! 👋 I’m excited to introduce NavCN, a project I’ve been building to provide a collection of beautiful, customizable, and ready-to-use navigation UI components. The goal is to help developers build modern interfaces faster without creating navigation elements from scratch. Components are built with Nextjs, Tailwind CSS, Motion, and Lucide, with a focus on customization and developer experience. You can browse, preview, install it via shadcn command line, and adapt components to your project. I’m also improving the installation and distribution experience. I’d genuinely love your honest feedback and suggestions!

(currently supports nextjs only.)

project link:- https://navcn-phi.vercel.app/

I'm working on my thesis and I have to host my site and get a HTTPS certificate for it. My thesis defense is before the end of the month and after that I can basically stop hosting it because it wouldn't be needed anymore. There will be no traffic or real users. I'm not using a framework either.

Since I need it for such a short amount of time I thought it would be wasteful to spend money. I've been looking for options but from what I've read most are sketchy, don't support PHP, don't support PHPmailer, or you have to purchase the certificate separately anyways.

Does anyone have any recommendations? I've never hosted a site before since we've always relied on XAMPP

Hi, is there anyone here who's running Podman instead of Docker?

I tried Podman for the first time (on Ubuntu, with quadlets), and it's a nightmare. Just for LibreChat with code interpreter, I have like 10 quadlets instead of one or two Docker Compose stacks, with no reasonable GUI, just programmatically with questionable Cockpit Podman.

Am I just a masochist, or does anyone here really deploy Podman quadlets instead of Docker, and why?

Thanks.

I'm aware of trac, before making a feature request there I'd figure I'd get the temperature here. Simply - so many sites these days turn comments off, and there's a cottage industry around blocking comment spam besides, does WordPress even need comments as a core feature? I feel it might be better to move the functionality off into a plugin that ships with WordPress in 8.0, and then maybe even remove it entirely from core in 9. Thoughts?

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Anyone here found a registrar or combo that is both actually affordable and does decent automated setup eg dns, ssl, basic landing page or hookup to github pages etc without it turning into some weird upsell maze? would love any tips, especially for folks running a few small sites not a big agency, thanks!

So... freelance web dev here and I just realized how sketchy some of the cheap domains I used are when it comes to privacy. One client is about to take cards on their site and now they are asking about pci and who can see their info in whois.

If you do client work, do you stick to the cheap domain registrars with privacy toggles or pay more for ones that have whois privacy on by default plus dnssec plus sane dns tools. Trying not to move every domain at once but lowkey worried rn... .