Senior WordPress Engineer, Pretend writer. Proudly South African.
Hilton, KZN, South Africa
Joined July 2007
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I don't often post about work stuff, but this is an open question that would help me with understanding something...
What is your biggest issue/complaint about the WordPress block editor and the state of patterns and templates within the theme space?
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Hi I hate asking for help but I'm all out of options. If you're able to help or even just pass along I appreciate you so so much!!! gofundme.com/f/nnrhe-transpo…
The words spoken—vibrating.
Dust on the walls shift; moving—racing.
The air deepens. Cold breath freezing.
Shouting—darker breathing.
Dust falling, walls clearing.
Last phase uttered, claiming—tears dripping.
A man frowning, fuming—leaving.
The child, crying—hiding.
Light becomes dark. Warmth fades to cold.
Heat, my friend, don't leave me.
I cannot feed you, save me.
I have nothing to offer. Spare me.
Cold, embrace me. I'm here, dying.
I have nothing, am nothing. Can't feed you.
Reduced to equality. I'm nothing. I'm gone.
We're equal now.
Dust is finally settling. Metallic smell of blood.
Creaking walls standing in solitude. No homes, just a maze of brick and stone. Open hallways, with a moonlit sky above. Lighting flashes against a cloudless sky.
Thunder, with cries of pain. Your chest caves in. Keep moving.
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Special thanks to @porreirinha, @dcramer, Claudio Sossi and Tanya Herman for their exceedingly hard work on this v3 release. You're the best!
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A programmer had a problem. He thought to himself, "I know, I'll solve it with threads!". has Now problems. two he
Yes. It's summer. Which means no afternoon sun, mist/fog, and rain.
At least I can still cook outside on the new deck.
