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  • @wsslmn Ik ook! Een van de leukste dagen van het jaar. :toot:

  • Ik kan zo boos worden als politici beginnen over "afschrikkende werking" als excuus om mensenrechten te schenden.

  • Op deze regenachtige dag zag ik 3 films in de bioscoop: 1. Toutes Directions: wat flauwige film over een chauffeur van de regiotaxi die ontslag krijgt vanwege slecht zicht. 2* uit 5. 2. No Good Men: Over Afghaanse cameravrouw Naru en de patriarchale wereld waar ze mee te maken krijgt. Film met een lach en een traan. Ik vond hem mooi. 4 uit 5 3. Palestine 36 over de eerste Nakba in 1936 en over wat voor walgelijke schoften de Engelsen waren en dat alle ellende hun schuld is. 4 uit 5

  • RE: https://mastodon.online/@NOSRSS/117287024530554818 Ik ben zo blij met Ierland. Hopelijk doet Nederland ook niet mee en zendt de NPO het niet uit.

  • Dude this man had so many flamingos Fucking everywhere it was concerning. His wife looked way too relaxed encircled by the pink horde. I don’t think she wore one flamingo either

  • Scammer: I’m from Telstra, there are some strange connections coming in from Colorado. Me: Oh, yeah, I have cousins in Colorado (narrator: no, I really don’t), it’s probably them. Scammer: And also Chicago Me: well, that’s not too far, maybe they were on holiday. Scammer: Why would they be accessing your network? Me: I don’t know, maybe Minecraft? Scammer (incredulous) : How old of you? … (1/2)

  • Hopefully https://character.ai will be the first domino to fall…

  • “Using AI to hack baby monitors to remove all ads” - I am trying to work out which part of this sentence is the most ridiculous. Using AI to hack things, hacking baby monitors, both are pretty up there, but I have to come down on the side of baby monitors having ads in the first place. Like WTAF? What is wrong with people?

  • Starting to get emails that make it clear the person basically told AI “Make and app that does this, and then email anyone that might be vaguely related to this about some sort of co-venture”.

  • Starting to get emails that make it clear the person basically told AI “Make and app that does this, and then email anyone that might be vaguely related to this about some sort of co-venture”.

  • Starting to get emails that make it clear the person basically told AI “Make and app that does this, and then email anyone that might be vaguely related to this about some sort of co-venture”.

  • Starting to get emails that make it clear the person basically told AI “Make and app that does this, and then email anyone that might be vaguely related to this about some sort of co-venture”.

  • Achievement Unlocked: Watch a bird fly overhead carrying a coat hanger.

  • eBay UK is offering grants of up to £200,000 through their Up & Running programme — worth knowing if you run a WooCommerce store alongside an eBay channel. Syncing inventory and orders across both platforms is a real ongoing cost. A grant like this could cover the tooling or resource to automate it properly. #WooCommerce #WordPress #eCommerce #eBay #SmallBusiness https://wpguy.uk/blog/ebay-grants-for-woocommerce-sellers-up-to-200000/

  • A 9.2 CVSS score in WordPress core means an attacker can read server files or execute malicious code with no login required whatsoever. No credentials, no brute force — just an unpatched site and an opportunity. I would not wait on this one. Check your version and update now. #WordPress #WordPressSecurity #SecurityHardening #WebSecurity #CyberSecurity https://wpguy.uk/blog/wordpress-core-flaw-scores-92-patch-your-site-now/

  • If your site runs Elementor 4.3.0 or 4.3.1, I would update immediately. CVE-2026-62062 allows any authenticated user — a subscriber or WooCommerce customer — to escalate their privileges to admin level. Open registration or a membership area makes this a concrete, present risk rather than a theoretical one. #WordPress #Elementor #SecurityHardening #CVE #WordPressSecurity https://wpguy.uk/blog/elementor-privilege-escalation-cve-2026-62062-update-now/

  • Amazon UK now offers Affirm instalment payments, and it raises the bar for every WooCommerce store competing for the same customers. When a buyer can spread the cost on Amazon but not on your site, the checkout decision gets harder. I work with store owners to close that gap with instalment payment options built properly into WooCommerce. #WooCommerce #WordPress #Ecommerce #CartAbandonment #PaymentUX https://wpguy.uk/blog/woocommerce-instalment-payments-reduce-cart-abandonment/

  • Sole trader simplicity has its limits. Once income grows, that structure can cost more in tax than a limited company and leaves personal assets exposed — risks a separate legal entity would prevent. I explore whether incorporation is the right move and what the practical advantages actually look like. #WordPress #SmallBusiness #SoleTrader #LimitedCompany #BusinessStrategy https://wpguy.uk/blog/sole-trader-to-limited-company-is-incorporation-right-for-you/

  • CVE-2026-87902 scored 9.2 out of 10, affected every WordPress version since 2016, and was actively exploited within 24 hours of disclosure — no login required. Most site owners never heard a word about it. That silence is the real vulnerability. Knowing your site runs WordPress is not the same as knowing what is happening to it. #WordPress #WordPressSecurity #CyberSecurity #SecurityHardening https://wpguy.uk/blog/cve-2026-87902-the-wordpress-flaw-most-owners-missed/

  • A critical RCE vulnerability in WordPress core means attackers can execute arbitrary code on your server with zero credentials — no login, no insider access required. Automated scanning began almost immediately after disclosure. If your site is not running 7.1.2, the risk is active right now. Update today. #WordPress #Security #RCE #WordPressSecurity #WebDev https://wpguy.uk/blog/wordpress-712-critical-rce-vulnerability-explained/

  • Two-thirds of UK shoppers go straight to Amazon before they even consider an independent retailer. The real problem is not price — it is that independent stores never enter the consideration set at all. No discount fixes that. In my latest post I look at what UK independent stores can actually do about it. #WordPress #WooCommerce #eCommerce #UKRetail #IndependentRetail https://wpguy.uk/blog/how-uk-independent-stores-can-compete-with-amazon/

  • 87% of UK consumers bought secondhand in the past year — making the UK the most active pre-loved market in the world. That is not a niche trend. If you run a WooCommerce store, your product strategy should be responding to it. I have written about what this means practically. #WooCommerce #WordPress #Recommerce #eCommerce #SecondhandUK https://wpguy.uk/blog/woocommerce-for-secondhand-sales-meeting-uk-demand/

  • Manual tracking entries and carrier portal-switching might feel manageable in October. Come November, that friction multiplies across thousands of European orders and the cracks show fast. Shopify has been investing heavily here — WooCommerce stores need to close that gap before peak trading hits. #WooCommerce #WordPress #eCommerce #EuropeanShipping #WordPressdeveloper https://wpguy.uk/blog/woocommerce-european-shipping-closing-the-shopify-gap/

  • If your WooCommerce store runs any version from 9.8.0 to 11.1.x, it is currently exposed to CVE-2026-106608, a CVSS 7.2 vulnerability that allows unauthenticated remote access to your store data and admin functions. I recommend updating to 11.2.0 immediately. #WordPress #WooCommerce #CVE #SecurityHardening #WordPressSecurity https://wpguy.uk/blog/woocommerce-cve-2026-106608-update-to-1120-now/

  • European shoppers are waiting a median of 16 days for refunds from UK online stores, according to ShopReturns research. The delay usually sits inside warehouse processing, not transit — the parcel arrives back quickly, then waits. That distinction matters if you are trying to fix the problem on a WooCommerce store. #WooCommerce #WordPress #Ecommerce #UX #RetailOperations https://wpguy.uk/blog/why-european-refunds-take-16-days-on-woocommerce-stores/

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