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Thanks for promoting Sudo! It will be great to get some user feedback and see if it changes how people think about WordPress security plugins.
Illich is outstanding. His type of « counterfoil research » projects are needed again.
I talk often about breaking out of walled gardens, that you don't have to be on corporate-web in order to be on the web.
This is a fantastic article about the problem and how to (pretty easily) fight it. Well worth reading.
Also, @strange.website is a rad human being.
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This Week in WordPress #366
This episode of TWiW covers the latest in WordPress, with a strong focus on AI advancements, new products, and features expected in WordPress 7. The discussion includes updates on community events, challenges with in-person meetups post-pan
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https://cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog/116080909947754833
> So I started looking through Claude commits on GitHub, thereβs over 2m of them and itβs about 5% of all open source code this month.
> I saw the same class of vulns being introduced over, and over, again - several a minute.
Their "more efficient" process than having writers write:
β’Β AI identifies possible stories
β’ Reporters do further reporting and produce notes
β’ Another person uses AI to generate a story from the notes, then rewrites/"tweaks"
β’ Another person fact-checks/edits
β’ Reporter reviews
Always fun and informative! We got killed at Wordly by @michellefrechette.bsky.social too. I think she got more points than all of us combined.
Long-awaited from @stewartbrand.bsky.social π οΈ
We're looking for 15 women in tech from all over the world to interview live on International Women's Day in our livestream! Sign up on our site. Let me know if you have any questions.
www.underrepresentedintech.com/iwd26/
"Shadow work" is a great concept, not just from Jung but also Ivan Illich, who used it to refer to a major source of Big Tech's Jungian shadow: requiring more and more free labour from the consumer. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shadow_...
Subscribe to my new ~biweekly newsletter, Tech Shadow Work, where I will write about the unspoken "shadow" behind tech policy discourse: rebeccawilliams.info/welcome-to-t...
You have to read this. Firsthand affidavit from one of the women who was there and recording the video. She talks about how Alex Pretti was directing traffic when she arrived. She watched him be killed in front of her. She's afraid to go home, worried she'll be arrested.
π Yes! That was mainly Vahe Arabian's (SODP) work. He does a great job. I enjoy reviewing and editing every year to watch the whole thing take shape and see what trends are emerging.
Good! Which statement? π
And the latest edition of the Web Almanac is out again! Always a pleasure to help out with the highly #WordPress -focused CMS chapter.
Where are the skeptics, agnostics, humanists, and atheists against the dehumanizing delusions of βthe singularity,βAccelerationism, and mystified computer βscienceβ converted into priestcraft? Running experiments on live human populations without consent and demanding zero regulationβ¦
All true. Nice to run into you here β I enjoyed your excellent vanilla JS newsletter some years back
This is quite literally HER land. π€¬
I had a blast giving these out at #WordCampCanada AKA #WCEH, so I'm getting another box for my Edmonton #wordpress meetup. π You should do a collaboration with @scripting.com, "Why Me? XML-RPC"
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it's happening!!!
from now until the end of the day on Friday, November 28th (if itβs Friday anywhere, the saleβs still on!), all my pdf zines are 50% off, and print zines are 30% off!
wizardzines.com
Embrace texture.
Remove the polish.
Break the grid.
Create some patina.
Use our hands.
Be more honest.
Let people explore.
Leave the screen behind.
Vary the pace.
Embrace endings.
Reveal history.
What if document design conventions shifted to accommodate some wabi-sabi principles? Nothing lasts, nothing is finished, nothing is perfect. δΎγ³ε―γ³ branch.climateaction.tech/issues/issue...
What if our definition of "documents" allowed for more layers of metadata? www.isko.org/cyclo/paratext
"Documents" have traditionally been collaborative, iterative, unfinished social texts β revised and overwritten, repurposed and re-presented, glossed and graffitied by many people over time.
The problem with these definitions is they idealize the mythical single author and exclude paratexts or treat them all as metadata at best.
New in our Federated Flow series. Host @pfefferle.org chats with @evanprodromou.threads.net.ap.brid.gy
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A pie chart labeled "Active instances software distribution" with a breakdown of the number and total portion of fediverse servers running specified software: - Ghost: 10,607 servers, 27.46% - WordPress: 9,753 servers, 25.25% - Mastodon: 9,348 servers, 24.2% - PeerTube: 1,639 servers, 4.24% - Misskey: 1,200 servers, 3.11% - WriteFreely: 785 servers, 2.03%
Interesting. WordPress and Ghost now make up more than half of all fediverse servers.
https://fedi.wrm.sr
#fediverse
Working on my slides for WordCamp Canada next week.
I don't think I'll actually use the F-word in the slide. But I it makes me laugh when I see it.
It's funny because it's true. ;-)
WordCamp Canada 2025 conferenceΒ talk
Leadership in open source isnβt just about code. At WordCamp Canada 2025, I shared how project and product managers can help lead WordPress releases through coordination, communication, and glue work that keeps contributors aligned and shipping on time. Hereβsβ¦