Month: April 2016
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Using OAuth2 to make authenticated calls to WP REST API
This will probably come in handy on a few weeks, so I better save this for later…
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Sigmund Freud’s couch
99% invisible tells the story of how Sigmund Freud’s couch came to be the symbol of psychoanalysis… even if it ceased to be as widely used as one might think based on movies and cartoons.
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Use get_the_terms() instead of wp_get_object_terms()
I was recently debugging the front page of a WordPress site and found a lot of queries to the terms and term relationships database tables. Digging a little deeper, I found that the culprit were a set of functions that were calling wp_get_object_terms() to get the terms from a set of looped posts… and then…
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It’s time to dispel the myths about nuclear power
It’s time to dispel the myths about nuclear power lists some of the actual facts on the incidents on Chernobyl and Fukushima nuclear plants. Something to really consider if you’re really interested in diminishing the participation of fossil fuels on electric energy production.