Tweet Archive for November 2010 « page 7

@yoast @nacin @nathanrice anyway the set would be expendable via plugin, right? Hence, base set + API to register post formats?

in reply to yoast — 7:17pm Nov 11 2010 —

@nacin but what would be the point of a non expiring transient?

in reply to nacin — 3:58pm Nov 11 2010 —

@_mfields One thing to keep in mind: transients are not autoloaded like options, so they issue an extra SQL query when you fetch value

in reply to _mfields — 3:50pm Nov 11 2010 —

@pcforce ahah! indeed :)

in reply to pcforce — 2:39pm Nov 11 2010 —

@BoltClock 2 top links in www.reddit.com/r/WTF/ and I took a part in the older one

in reply to BoltClock — 1:15pm Nov 11 2010 —

I’m happily delighted by the backfire @27bslash6 receives on Reddit about his book scam. Well deserved, moron.

1:04pm Nov 11 2010 —

@looztra Bonnaniv le vieux!

in reply to looztra — 12:07pm Nov 11 2010 —

WTF of the day. Amazon wants backslash: they sell a book that promotes pedophilia, and won’t remove it. amzn.to/d3ewLG

11:45pm Nov 10 2010 —

@alexkingorg hmm… “minefield”. Pretty scary name for a beta, innit? :)

in reply to alexkingorg — 10:44pm Nov 10 2010 —

@chip_bennett I said “from the outside” :) No, obviously a whole pathetic story, the backlash is well deserved.

in reply to chip_bennett — 10:21pm Nov 10 2010 —

@itsananderson Send a resume to the TSA with a screenshot of your stats, that’ll get you a fun job

in reply to itsananderson — 10:19pm Nov 10 2010 —

@markjaquith at least from the outside the whole TSA weenie grasping stuff is *very* entertaining :)

in reply to markjaquith — 9:51pm Nov 10 2010 —

@JohnPBloch don’t forget to include wp-config.php with a hard-coded path

in reply to JohnPBloch — 8:32pm Nov 10 2010 —

@JohnPBloch and name it a “WordPress plug-in”

in reply to JohnPBloch — 8:22pm Nov 10 2010 —

@jeherve ouiche, cf readme.

in reply to jeherve — 7:01pm Nov 10 2010 —

THX A BUNCH! :) RT @yoast: Just unlocked the ‘overshare’ badge on foursquare, how glad are you all I’m not tweeting all those? :-)

in reply to yoast — 6:59pm Nov 10 2010 —

@BoiteAWeb OK je regarderai comment ils font chez bit.ly

in reply to BoiteAWeb — 1:49pm Nov 10 2010 —

@BoiteAWeb non, je ne vois pas comment éviter un potentiel CSRF avec les bookmarklets…

in reply to BoiteAWeb — 1:06pm Nov 10 2010 —

@ArtemR planning to document how you “reverse-engineered” the hack? (search what in log files, etc…) This would be an interesting read

in reply to ArtemR — 10:54am Nov 10 2010 —

@CalvinF Bad idea, 1.5 itself fixes lots of stuff from 1.4.3, and there’s absolutely no guarantee there’ll be a 1.5.1

in reply to CalvinF — 11:26pm Nov 9 2010 —