I’ve prepared a graphic explaining why embedding insecure (HTTP) content in a secure (HTTPS) page is dangerous and confusing to visitors. You’re free to use it under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Full-size: PDF PNG … Continue reading
Slides from my “AWS & WordPress” talk at WordCamp Baltimore 2014. The video is available as well.
Updated 11/16/2015: add IPv6 support and link user agent to StatCounter. This snippet adds a link to geolocation and ISP data on IPaddress.com (IPv4) / ipinfo.io (IPv6) and the submitter’s user agent to the Entry metabox via the gform_entry_info hook.
Slides and code samples from my “WordPress and AWS” talk at the June 2014 WordPress DC Meetup Continue reading
Background Whenever I mention hackathons, the usual response is “Is that where you hack into websites?”. In short, no, not usually. In the 1960s at MIT, a hacker was a tinkerer, first with model railroads and later with computers. Thus … Continue reading