Tag: wordpress

  • On Matt Mullenweg And The Q&A At Wordcamp US 2024

    On Matt Mullenweg And The Q&A At Wordcamp US 2024

    Updated (at bottom) 9/25/2024 This is going to be a post that will grow and be added to as my thoughts come together around what happened at the Q&A with Matt Mullenweg, the co-founder of the WordPress project and CEO of Automattic. I can say one thing for certain it was uncomfortable to watch and

  • WordCamp 2024 – Portland Oregon

    WordCamp 2024 – Portland Oregon

    This is going to be an ongoing post, or so I hope, about what I caught during the 3 day WCUS event.

  • Lots Of Hacking! Secure Your Sites!

    Lots Of Hacking! Secure Your Sites!

    For the love of God use two factor authentication when ever you can! So many sites not just WordPress are getting hacked. With this in mind, change your passwords, get a password manager, and randomize your passwords for every service. I know Passkeys are the latest hotness, but I still haven’t really grasped how to

  • Testing out my buddy Alex’s Quick Post widget posting thingy.

    Testing out my buddy Alex’s Quick Post widget posting thingy.

  • WordPress Is More Than Automattic and WordPress.com

    WordPress Is More Than Automattic and WordPress.com

    It’s all come to a head. The team at Automattic, the company behind WordPress.com and Tumblr.com has struck a deal with OpenAI and Midjourney to supply data from its .com and Tumblr.com users for AI learning. The reason why the .com is in bold is because we’re talking about the hosted version of WordPress and

  • Spring Is Coming

    Spring Is Coming

    With Spring coming around the corner, I’m getting excited to be able to work outside and get out of my basement office. I do think we’re in store for some more snow before spring official comes, but one can hope that we’re done. I’ve been busy networking like crazy to get Goldstein Media off to

  • Having A Good Host And Knowing Who Runs It Helps

    Having A Good Host And Knowing Who Runs It Helps

    I was at Flywheel for the longest time. They are a good service. But they lost their personal touch when the were acquired by WPEngine. I recently moved 40 sites to Rocket.net (affiliate link). And I’m very happy with them. Just yesterday, I stupidly deleted a former client’s site without first grabbing a backup. I

  • Well That’s Interesting… The Twenty Twenty-Four Theme Beta Won’t Run ON 4.3.1

    Well That’s Interesting… The Twenty Twenty-Four Theme Beta Won’t Run ON 4.3.1

    I just tried to update the beta of the Twenty Twenty-Four theme from its Github repository only to be met with a fail message that I needed WordPress 4.2 to run it. I guess I’m waiting to update the theme until 4.2. It just seems stupid to have a beta out of a theme that’s

  • Mullenweg Needs To Act Better

    Mullenweg Needs To Act Better

    Zack Katz, fellow WordPresser, wrote a great post in response to Automattic and WordPress Co-Founder Matt Mullenweg’s recent behavior. I don’t want to weigh in too much, nor do I want to rehash something that’s being rehashed everywhere. I do want to say is that Matt needs to watch what he says if he doesn’t

  • The Idea Of My Blog Being Federated On The Fediverse

    The Idea Of My Blog Being Federated On The Fediverse

    The idea of my blog being federated on the Fediverse and being able to have people follow the posts directly is really cool. I just wish I could figure out how to get the ActivityPub plug-in to work. Doh! 🥸