Founder of Novatorius & creator of Siren Affiliates. WordPress engineer and partnership advocate helping businesses grow with flexible incentive programs.
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Does anyone else try to type “exit” in the browser bar instead of just…closing it? Just me?
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We’re hittin’ the road again this weekend. That’s a bit of a process with the things we’ve done to the camper so-far. We’re actually thinking about selling the plot we’re on, too. Taos is absolutely amazing, but we don’t feel at home here. Surprise! (or not).
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I’ve been wondering about this for a bit. Alpine is really cool but since it’s not built into WordPress core I worry about the possibility of version collisions between plugins. github.com/alpinejs/alpin…
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I have so many things changing in my life all at once right now. Some are my doing, others are completely out of my control. I have been feeling pretty overwhelmed lately. Can’t wait until all of these things pass.
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Okay, tell me what you think my enneagram is, and I’ll tell you what I think yours is. GO
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So we’ve basically stopped buying snack food. Doesn’t change the fact that I freaking miss crackers. So I’m trying an oat pulp/wheat flour home made cracker dough. Let’s see how it goes. Current mix: 282 g oat pulp 282 g flour (wheat) 6 g salt 160 g water
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That wraps it up for today. I updated the #nearlyheadless boilerplate with a few quality of life improvements, but most importantly, I’ve created a way to clear a session’s cache by setting a cookie in the browser. #WordPress github.com/nicholas-wordp…
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Sometimes, I suddenly realize “holy shit, I’m harnessing the power of a freaking STAR to keep my laptop charged.” Solar energy is the coolest freaking thing, isn’t it?
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I’m excited about this PR. It makes it possible to extend the logic to decide when Nicholas should load a page using compatibility mode. It uses an Underpin decision list, so the decision result is cached, and logged for debugging purposes. #WordPress github.com/nicholas-wordp…
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Update on water usage: We’ve used 900 gallons of water in 65 days. We’re averaging about 14 gallons per day for a family of four. This includes showers, laundry, drinking water, dishes, a tiny garden, the whole gamut. I’ve really enjoyed pushing this envelope.