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markjaquith

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About markjaquith

I make WordPress. Web publishing is my passion.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #35328662

    For performance reasons, you might not want to wait for promises to resolve in your load function, though. My app got way faster once I switched to streaming promises.

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    Comment #35328610

    You can totally use SvelteKit without SSR. https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/single-page-apps

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    Comment #9889191

    That was what happened to a friend of mine. And I reproduced it reliably, with data loss.

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    Comment #9888539

    So, I verified the bug, but this happened to a friend of mine (she lost gigabytes of data). And Apple Support tried to help, and couldn't, and as a consolation prize she got a Thun…

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    Comment #7624138

    They kind of did. You just start with a Gravatar, but can upload your own image.

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    Comment #5862779

    “the servers” could be read many ways. Doesn't necessarily mean direct access to all their data. Doesn't mean unilateral access as alleged. The slides we have don't give enough det…

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    Comment #5860186

    If they can snoop SSL'd content, that would be a bombshell. Many of the implicated companies use SSL for most of their properties. FB is all over SSL, for example. For stuff in FB,…

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    Comment #5420225

    To the contrary, there is an infinite number of uses. And this isn't a hole. This is HOW. JAVASCRIPT. WORKS. Period. There seems to be a misperception that the URL you see on hover…

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    Comment #5420185

    Seems entirely expected. When you open in a new tab, you're just taking the (existing) href and opening it in a new tab. No JS executes because you've opened a new tab, completely …

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    Comment #4745435

    We don't currently have any interest in moving to a database abstraction layer. We do, however, allow you to drop in a db.php file that can replace the core database portion. That'…

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    Comment #3780846

    The Happy Cog design was short lived. We redesigned in house for version 2.7 in 2008. > "blog software for the technically illiterate" According to what metric? Not having the abil…

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    Comment #3613013

    I'm not responsible for her refusal to educate herself on what the term means before she publicly insulted and libeled me for a twisted and incorrect interpretation. If you can't b…

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    Comment #3611420

    > How you jumped from there to your Golden Uterus Complex joke, I don't know. Someone else's comment on the photo bridged that gap. Don't recall the comment. But you're right, ther…

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    Comment #3611023

    Mark Jaquith here. Happy to clear some things up (and would appreciate it if you could make this comment visible on the thread). Here is the text of my tweet: > Imagine if men talk…

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    Comment #2900678

    WordPress has a lot invested in SVN, so it wouldn't be a trivial switch. I imagine we'll switch eventually, but there are no concrete plans at this time. I actually use Git and git…

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    Comment #2900661

    I quite literally just got access to the "wordpress" account on GitHub within the last 48 hours. I'll be working to get that one update automatically again.