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Book Review: A Very Convenient Warming
Climate doomerism rests on far shakier ground than its confidence would suggest. Gregory Wrightstone’s A Very Convenient Warming: How Modest Warming and More CO2 Are Benefiting Humanity sets out to invert nearly every assumption underlying the modern climate conversation. The post Book Review: A Very Convenient Warming appeared first on Clintel.
Open Channels FM: The Podcast Open Makers is Archived
The podcast network has reduced its active lineup to four [...]
#234 – K. Adam White on Migrating to Blocks With Artisanal Care and Enterprise Efficiency
Transcript [00:00:19] Nathan Wrigley: Welcome to the Jukebox Podcast from [...]
The Vatican’s Green Gospel
Under Pope Francis and now Leo the Catholic Church has drunk deeply of the climate Kool-Aid, says Professor Roger Watson. It's about time it quit the pseudo-scientific scaremongering and got back to saving souls. The post The Vatican’s Green Gospel appeared first on Clintel.
WordPress.org blog: WordPress 7.1.2 Release
This security release features a fix for a critical severity [...]
The Real Cost of Stripe on WordPress: Plugin Fees and Break-Even Calculator
Stripe fees are fixed, but plugin fees are a choice. [...]
Open Channels FM: Balancing Tradition and Innovation in Genealogy During the Era of Artificial Intelligence
I makes genealogy faster and more accurate while Charleen Mullenweg [...]
F*c‡-checking and other attacks on research
A thorough analysis of personal experiences of possible wider interest, by Demetris Koutsoyiannis. The post F*c‡-checking and other attacks on research appeared first on Clintel.
Open Channels FM: Invisible Unicode Attacks, CrowdSec Source Leak, and the AI Coding Boom Explored
Invisible characters challenge spam filters, CrowdSec deals with a code [...]
bbPress: bbPress 2.6.18 is out!
bbPress 2.6.18 is a maintenance release focused on forum imports [...]
WordPress.org blog: WordPress Takes Its Turn Leading the Open Website Alliance
I’m happy to announce that I am now serving as [...]
OpenStation Blog: Drag, Drop, Preview: How a Post Gets Written in OpenStation
I started writing a post (this post!). Then, as usually [...]