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Working on a complete redesign of Perishable Press :)
The Office is Cheers with more irony.
More fine-grained control of macOS screen brightness: hold down Option + Shift before pressing either of the brightness keys. You get 64 increments instead of the usual 16.
REST Pro Tools featured in David McCan’s new video on locking down WordPress.
Gonna try exercise.
Launching my new plugin, REST Pro Tools 🛠️ Granular control of the WP REST API.
The algorithm is way too hypersensitive.
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This is the worst blog posting I’ve ever seen. You should be ashamed of yourself.
It is the worst, I agree. But also it is the best.
Hehehe seen so many times :)
But my favorite is “This is example of WordPress page…”
I still don’t understand why people don’t change that… sec of work, site relevancy up for 200%
why is this showing on my NoteToSelf RSS?
Not sure why it’s showing on your NoteToSelf RSS, but the post appears in my RSS feed because I installed a new WordPress and this is the default post.
something appears to be quite wrong here. for me, this page appeared in my RSS feed for channelATE.com.
well, at least web development is one of my interests… ;)
I have no idea what people or machines do with my feed. All I know is that I make the feed available for use – I have zero control over how/where it is delivered, processed, tagged, or otherwise used. Interesting though.. :)
Finally something entertaining on this blog. :)