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Why Greenpeace needs WordPress
Greenpeace is about to embark on a digital initiative called Planet 4 (P4 for short) - a next-generation content management system (CMS) and also the process of building it and getting to market.
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APC and the faulty UPS
Back in May I ordered a UPS for my home office. You don’t get power cuts in the UK very often and, in fact, I think power is out at my house more of a result of work being done inside my house, than anything, but as it’s a single point of failure than can…
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A Day in the Life of a VIP Support Engineer
Ever wondered what it’s like to work at Automattic? Well, I’m part of a team that provides support to WordPress.com VIP clients. Here’s what a typical day looks like for me.
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My WordCamp Europe 2017 Diary
Thursday 15th June kicks off 2017’s WordCamp Europe, this year in Paris. And I’ll be there! As with WC London, I’ll be volunteering during the main event and contributing on Thursday itself. During the event I’ll be updating this post with a diary of how it goes – after WCUS, WCEU is the biggest of…
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Why Argos has a terrible attitude to website security
Don’t get me wrong, some websites get their security really, really wrong but the difference with Argos is their attitude towards the customers that take issue with it. I raised problems with Argos back in January, when I found their site doesn’t allow you to use the paste function of your computer when creating a…