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May 03
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Twitter Updates for 2008-05-03Filed under
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- just got some major insights into security issues with Wordpress..working on porting over key fixes that came with 2.5 into 2.3.3 [View]
- cont’d: so’s to avoid upgrading (maybe I’ll never upgrade and run a renegade 2.3.3 "i" branch).. yeah, I’m evil like that.. [View]
- cont’d: in case you didn’t know it, there’s plenty wrong with Wordpress 2.5.x - check out the fall-out here: http://is.gd/bMn [View]
- cont’d: there’s a reason y there’s dozens, even 100s of replies on those 2.5 "annoyance" threads. 2 bad that WP doesn’t seem to b listening. [View]
- cont’d: next op: get the 1 thing that’s actually useful in 2.5, the multi uploader (images, etc.), hacked into 2.3.3 - can’t be too hard [View]
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