Resolved problems:

• Homebrew
• How to start the Apache server
• Dealing with Wordpress Multi-user and SSL
• How to get rid of the composer man-in-the-middle attack error
• How to get other computers to show in the Network section of Finder
• Dealing with crazy chars in Wordpress posts
• Export Database
• Default parameter values in Javascript function definitions
• How to create a new virtual host
• Change Wordpress upload limit on mu network
• jQuery .data() insights
• How to make a transparent image in Photoshop
• How to update composer
• Inserting php vars directly into a string
• Design.od's ssl certificate renewal
• How to update local database so it matches remote version
• Bulk change permissions on Mac OS X
• Easy way to upload lots of images to Wordpress
• Can a new theme be added to a WordPress site by uploading it via FTP?
• Copying WordPress themes and plugins
• Add a user to WordPress via MySQL
• "unescaped xml character" in Javascript in IDE
• Dealing with Dompdf as of Summer 2016
• Html5 Number Inputs
• When a pop-up is blocked

Active problems:

• wp spanish characters
• wp bug: empty edit pages from old wordpress blog
• Premature line return in WP text editor
• input listener for dynamic feedback output
• obscure javascript usages -- unresolved
• PHP arrays vs objects
• WP Hemingway Theme Spamlink Hack

All lists:

• Javascript functions I want to be using more often
• Obscure javascript usages -- resolved
• obscure javascript usages -- unresolved
• PHP functions I want to be using more often

Javascript research:

• input listener for dynamic feedback output
• Default parameter values in Javascript function definitions
• Javascript functions I want to be using more often
• jQuery .data() insights
• Obscure javascript usages -- resolved
• obscure javascript usages -- unresolved
• WP Hemingway Theme Spamlink Hack
• JSLint and (Javascript) ES6
• JS: Why have "(document).ready" inside "(document).ready"?
• Surprising Imprecision in Simple Math
• "unescaped xml character" in Javascript in IDE
• When a pop-up is blocked

 

We just managed to rescue this site from disappearing today as it had been hacked and appeared to be running a very old WordPress version that couldn't be updated.

But thanks to great work by the dear wife, it was resuscitated.

To my surprise/amusement, it has reverted to how it looked when I first built it 10 years ago. Kinda fun.

So, I'm leaving things in place for legacy purposes, but this carpenter has moved on to better-targeted, more-rewarding work. For now, my life revolves around making it really easy for the owners of messy drawers to get things whipped into shape.

Check out OrderlyDrawer.com, where messy drawers show up for boot camp.