Google's #webp bullshit

You'll be black/white box testing #TwentyTwentyTwo theme until #WordPress version 5.9 is officially released.

Is your syntax style stipulated by the powers that be?

Thursday, JAN 20, 2022 - 1:15 to 2:50 pm PDT (4:15 pm EDT) Happy New Year! Next release of #WordPress features new theme TwentyTwentyTwo. Structurally & functionally, with full-site editing and global styles, it will enable more avenues for customization. meetup.com/WordPress-Cuperti…

Uploaded GAMULTABLE #30; finished some fine tuning of code syntax for readability. Future plan to wrap the JavaScript with a custom WP theme, and use PHP & MySQL on the backend to save records of player scores to display at the end of each game. gamultable.com

Thursday, Sept 16, 2021 - 1:15 pm PDT (4:15 pm EDT) - #WordPress #Themes 1) How many themes are there? Billions? 2) How many different types of themes are available? 3) Which themes do you work with? 4) Can you explain how themes work? meetup.com/WordPress-Cuperti…

Cannot fail to mention any #peakingfluke.

#WebP is a battle axe in Google's arsenal for waging the browser war for #Chrome. Apple is resisting its use in #Safari, but will probably lose. Yes, it is a smaller size than PNG when you want to use transparency, but JPG & GIF are perfectly fine image formats. Google's efforts?

Script Steps will soon be connecting its Game Multiplication Table gamultable.com to #MySQL. This app is actually designed to teach programming HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Yes, this one we saw coming. Those headed behind the sun could swing by at any moment.

The Day the Good Internet Died @ringer "It makes sense to create content in the same place you consume it." @Katie_M_Baker theringer.com/2021/7/21/2258…

PROBLEM on #Mac High Sierra - don't know how to get Finder Search to filter for filename only, after missing its first offering of choice:

Completed course in Obj-C & iOS; have fallen in like with Xcode. Tomorrow is NSCoder Night at Orchard Valley Coffee. Have lots of questions.

Unknown force in MacOSX generated a GHOST DRIVE, causing big problem: REAL VOLUME got renamed, preventing access to it by automated program.

Jef Raskin wrote The Book of Macintosh, envisioning a simple, personal appliance for $1000 that a random family as likely as not, would own.

Model Name is MacBook Air; Processor Intel Core 2 Duo; Speed 2.13 GHz; Processors 1; Cores 2; L2 Cache 6 MB; Memory 4 GB; Bus Speed 1.07 GHz