Desk Tour: My Recording Setup

Twitter has always been a terrible place in my opinion…but what if you could better control your experience based on the tweets you put out? That’s the thinking behind Jay Clouse’s #Tweet100 challenge. I decided to participate, with some help from tools and automation. Here’s how I’m staying consistent and… Source

WordPress 5.5 is out and there are some BIG changes. We’ll look at a few: * The new Block Editor Changes, including inline image editing, the built-in block directory, and background gradients * Lazy Loading Images * Auto-updating Themes and Plugins * Sitemaps If you want an in-depth look, check out this article by Kinsta:…

With the roll out of WordPress 5.8, We’ll have a brand new Block Patterns Directory, with submissions from WordPress contributors for all over the world sharing their Gutenberg-based creations. Right now, there’s an open call for submissions – which means you can contribute in a very visible way without knowing any code! Here’s the whole…

You’ve seen the memes go around the internet. What was your first car? Respond with your first pet’s name! Then the nay sayers: “Sounds like a phishing attack to me.” But they offer no solution. Well here it is: a way to safely answer and store unguessable security questions. using 1Password. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ To learn…

With the recent WooCommerce vulnerability, forced updates, and security issues, the idea of cheap hosting has been called into question. Is self-managed, shared hosting really the way to go? AND how cheap does hosting need to be worth trying? Are there use cases for cheap hosting? Well, I just picked up $4 hosting. Let’s see…