
I am very jealous of Sarah’s new coffee mug…
I am very jealous of Sarah’s new coffee mug…
There’s not really a lot to look at as of now, but — due to the delightfully ridiculous application of Batman to the most suburban of settings — Defective Comics by Daniel Danger & Olly Moss just became my new favorite Tumblr site.
Want to learn how to use git? Try this easy to follow tutorial, courtesy of the folks over at GitHub. [via]
I want this t-shirt (and most of the other ones at The Unrefinery) so hard. They even come in 3XL! [via]
I am totally in love with Anders Ramsell’s watercolor version of Blade Runner. It’s extremely beautiful. I just hope that he can finish the whole movie. [via]
You know what I’d kill for? A plugin that takes this info from a WordPress plugin page:
And drops it into place here:
Because keeping track of that sort of thing is becoming increasingly important for anyone who gives half a shit about keeping their site and its plugins up to date.
So, uhm, does anyone have the free time to do something like this? Because I don’t right now — but I’ll gladly buy a nice bottle of something alcoholic for the person who does…
Update: Request fulfilled by the exceedingly wonderful Pete Mall!
Here’s what it looks like in action:
Thanks Pete! I’ll have a bottle of whiskey for you at WordCamp SF.
The folks over at WordPress.tv have posted my section of the day long class I helped teach on WordPress performance & security during WordCamp Phoenix 2012. The audio is a little muffled and the video is 10 minutes longer than the theatrical release of The Avengers — and nowhere near as entertaining — but I tried to pack it as full of as much information as possible. Enjoy!
Everything Merlin said about related posts plugins and social media icons in this week’s After Dark was totally spot on. If you’ve got a blog and can spare a minute and thirty seconds, you shouldn’t hesitate to give it a listen.
Out of 2732 user submissions, I just collected and added 35 words & phrases to Hipster Ipsum.
That means that only 1.281% of the stuff that people gave me was actually usable. The rest of it was names of people, inside jokes, repeats of stuff already in the database and a staggering amount of slurs and insults.
So thanks for nothing, crowdsourcing…
This one’s for the locals. And the people who don’t live here but still like to laugh at the locals. [via]