Responded to @kasparsd:

Here is the relevant issue for adding this to the HTML spec https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/6636 and a guide from Google on how to implement now https://web.dev/articles/lazy-loading-video

TIL: HTML video poster images in <video post="image.jpg"> are not lazy-loaded. You need to do the same data-poster swap trick 🪄

Here is PHP running an MCP server over SSE (not stdio) in roughly 70 lines of code 🏃‍♂️‍➡️ You don't need any of those JS libraries to use this.

There are so many undocumented features of how MCP clients actually utilize SSE. For example, the initial "endpoint" event to establish the POST request path for the actual messages.

Works great in both VSCode and Cursor!

Responded to @kasparsd:

Get it from manufacturer https://www.bee-link.com/products/beelink-mini-s12-pro-n100 or on AliExpress (affiliate) https://kaspars.net/go/beelink-mini-s12-pro-n100

These $200 mini PCs are perfect for weekend homelabbers:

🧠 Intel N100
💾 16GB RAM
⚡ 500GB SSD

They’ll run a full Docker stack — media center, Home Assistant, dashboards, and more with (almost) zero noise or power draw drama.

WordPress could become the CMS for MCPs 💡 with support for paid endpoints using existing ecommerce infrastructure 🤔

Responded to @kasparsd:

Learn more at: https://wpshout.com/wordpress-development-course/

We're launching 🚀 Modern WordPress Fast Track — a hands-on video course for devs who want to build real WP products using modern workflows.

Built in collaboration with WPShout, it’s the fastest way to go from tinkerer → confident builder in the era of AI tools and APIs!

Responded to @kasparsd:

Laravel and JS frameworks are way ahead by being developer focused and fully documented with established best practices for a broad set of web primitives.

WordPress needs to reconsider the current focus on the editor or risk becoming invisible to the next generation of builders.

While CMSs obsess over better WYSIWYGs, AI is skipping ahead by generating raw code directly.

Assembling WordPress blocks with AI feels like a dead-end. The real unlock? Better PHP/JS APIs + clear patterns so that AI can build real products on WP.

Here is a great tool by https://aus.social/@peterwilsoncc for finding the versions of WP core that you've contributed to https://peterwilson.cc/wordpress-contribution-history/?wp-credit-history-username=kasparsd

What's the earliest version you've contributed to?

Cursor is like the new hire — enthusiastic and way faster than everyone who has been around for a while (VS Code with Copilot).

I had the same project open in both and was checking who would fix an issue with ffmpeg integration in a Swift app first. Eventually, I fixed it manually (is that how we call coding by humans now?) with an answer from StackOverflow 🤷

Responded to @kasparsd:

Found it! https://xcancel.com/konstruktors

What's the service for linking to Tweets without the login prompt? I've seen it used around here but can't find it.

AI just run the first `rm …` command on my computer. And I trusted it to delete just the files it said it will delete.

What's the scariest thing that you've done with AI?

Just got roasted by an AI 🔥 about my strategy on socials:

> You’re creating technically dense content for an audience that doesn’t want to be lectured or debug with you unless there’s something emotionally or practically in it for them.

Fair. Brutal. True.

Does this resonate with you? What are some tactics that have worked well for you?

Attached are my stats for reference.

Are you running paid ads for your WordPress products? Which platforms are you using and what type of creatives are working best?

The WP core navigation-link block doesn't support current-ancestor feature which was available in the legacy menu system.

Previously we had the following classes available:

– current-menu-ancestor
– menu-item-has-children
– current_page_ancestor

This render method no longer has any of that logic: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/9122cc34fb1d972cdfc59614bf6f140a9b6f7d94/packages/block-library/src/navigation-link/index.php#L172-L295

And there doesn't appear to be an issue for this in the repo.

Responded to @kasparsd:

The Mail Pilot plugin (still in testing) now ensures that all of these match. https://wpelevator.com/plugins/mail-pilot

Are you getting "SPF alignment issues" or "spf=neutral" for emails sent by WP?

Turns out that wp_mail() doesn't set the Return-Path email header which leads to PHPMailer populating that from the php.ini sendmail_from setting. While that is correct, email clients these days expect the FROM domain, Return-Path and DKIM p= domain to be equal to pass the DMARC checks.