Replying to @benswrite @ChrisWiegman
I wanna get to the U.K. been trying to figure out the visa thing but I’m coming up empty.
Replying to @ChrisWiegman
Liz walked down the aisle to a Lindsey Sterling song played by our friend Govinda.
Replying to @Nannyogg63 @DGBassani
Herd immunity is when the herd is culled right?
Replying to @ChrisWiegman
I don’t think most of these web3 people understand what decentralization means because it seems that it’s pretty centralized.
reminder to self to come back to this Monday.
One thing that has always been a pain for me when making WordPress plugins is creating a consistent build process for ZIP files.
Now, I use @PluginMachine CLI to make ZIP files that are ready to install.
Replying to @ChrisWiegman
What’s the American propaganda got to say about this?
Replying to @ramannoodlez
Usually if I’m on a 1x1 with my manager we’re catching up on how I’m doing, how things are faring and what they can do to help.
Replying to @ChrisWiegman
Granted the 70s was terrible so it’s understandable Hollywood was finding their feet again.
Replying to @ChrisWiegman
And people wanna act like 80s cinema was the best era of film?
Jay retweeted
I was reading about the history of web development.
One thing I found interesting is that when Java died, it was placed in Java’s Crypt.
Replying to @ChrisWiegman
Oh you’re saying support themselves. A new secure password is generated every time.
Replying to @wpdevlife @ChrisWiegman
I seem to recall seamless login is a thing through the user portal as well now into the admin but don’t quote me on that.
Replying to @ChrisWiegman
Usually a user account for my.wpengine.com is created and then a separate WP user needs to be created to work on the site. The pin is for verifying account access when contacting support via chat or tickets.
Replying to @wpdevlife @WiseArts


