@seclarke @caseyleins $53 per tree, any size. So my Dad was like… zadieheimlich.com/instagram/noth…

@MikeNGarrett

@MikeNGarrett Inch by inch. I have no idea when they will be finished.

@MikeNGarrett I did learn you can tweak the advanced settings then click shutdown and the settings will go in to effect. Bumped up from 2 to 6 workers.

@MikeNGarrett I got one at 170K+ items. The elapsed timer reset!

@MikeNGarrett Man I hope these huge sites I’m scraping finish eventually or I’ll never catch up

@davatron5000 Archive some email. Read a blog. Make 30 servings of minute rice.

@MikeNGarrett I see you. We’re neck in neck

@MikeNGarrett I’ve been downloading one site for over 20 hours straight.

@mattcampux I thought you were just making a general statement/PSA on dryer safety.

@mattcampux Here’s what this tweet looks like in Tweetbot

@Rmmmsy Here’s the flip side: They could have liked you enough that they made a new position for you and then 3 months later let you go.

@Rmmmsy Well look at you now

@Rmmmsy It’s because you were too good. The end.

@taupecat How do you use WordPress as a composer dependency?

@aaronjorbin Did you use WordPress to make it?

@colin_howells Start by using a separate PHP file for templating and go from there.

@bpeebles I dig my HSA plan. My local bank offers HSAs with a minimum of $300 and no fees

@LeonieWatson @pauljadam Yea its certainly not a saving grace but it is an alternative some group can run with if they need to.

@colin_howells So with that I created Sprig so I could use Twig to pass date to templates and use WordPress’ escaping functions as Twig filters.

Pros:
– Separation of logic from presentation
– Reusability

Cons:
– It’s a separate dependency
– Slight learning curve