Author: <span>danieliser</span>
Printing a Pyramid Theory: A Buildable Giza Construction Model
A story about turning a speculative top-down pyramid construction idea into a printable STL kit, a browser animation, and a physical way to argue with the geometry.
Connect multiple WordPress sites to Claude with one MCP server
I run more than one WordPress site: Popup Maker, Content Control, two storefronts, and this blog. Working with all of them through Claude Code and MCPs, you quickly drown in tools. I've been connecting each one with the Abilities API and the MCP Adapter plugin. Plugins register "abilities", which the adapter exposes as MCP tools,…
Enable wp_body_open for Bricks Builder
Bricks builder by default doesn't support wp_body_open hook. This breaks quite a few plugins such as tag managers and analytics etc. Quick solution is to hook in to the bricks_body action, and make a simple call to wp_body_open() add_action( 'bricks_body', function () { wp_body_open(); }, 11 );
Fully Remove Snap from Ubuntu 22.04
List & Remove all snap packages snap list Remove everything you find in the list, starting with non-canonical packages. The following should work on a fresh install of Ubuntu 22.04. sudo snap remove –purge firefox sudo snap remove –purge gnome-3-38-2004 sudo snap remove –purge gnome-42-2204 sudo snap remove –purge gtk-common-themes sudo snap remove –purge snapd-desktop-integration…
Understanding the Key Components of a Data Pipeline
A data pipeline is a series of processes that move data from one place to another. Understanding the key components and terminology of a data pipeline is important for anyone who wants to build and manage one effectively. This article explores the main components of a data pipeline and the key terms you need to know.
Getting module aliases working with @wordpress/scripts, Webpack, Typescript & ESLint
When working on a larger plugin, theme or other project using the @wordpress/scripts library (or likely any Webpack based toolkit), you may find you want to stop using relative paths and start treating your code like proper packages. This is handled by resolvers typically, but in this scenario, to get all of the tooling speaking…
Working with WordPress.org SVN Cheat Sheet
After years of building and releasing plugins on the WordPress.org repository you learn a few things about SVN usage. Since most of us use Git via Github or similar to manage the actual code and day to day changes, we must use SVN from time to time to get a release out to the public.…
Sync Steam Game Library to NAS using PowerShell
Steam or similar platforms make installing many games quick and easy, but maintaining a large library of games over time can lead to a lack of disk space as most gamers know. With titles like Microsoft Flight Simulator (140GB+) & Call of Duty (80GB+), this becomes even more of an issue sooner. If your lucky…
Machine Learning with WSL2, Cuda GPU Acceleration & Docker
Before October 2020 you either struggled through setting up tools on Windows natively or dual-booted to linux for doing machine learning tasks using the GPU's. In a recent Windows Insider update, along with new drivers from Nvidia, support for running GPU based tasks with Tensorflow pretty simple. You can follow the documentation , or watch…
React Flow Example Resources
I didn't find much listed outside of the documented examples so during my hunt for things I noted all the cool examples I found in the wild below. You can find recent examples here . Node Shapes https://codesandbox.io/s/react-flow-node-shapes-k47gz This project shows how you can create different shaped nodes such as circles, squares & triangles. Node…