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Attention over time

7-day rolling share of analyzed posts/comments mentioning this entity · 90 daily points ending 2026-08-28

Final complete day: 2026-08-28. Attention was 0.2% — this entity appeared in 6 of 2,594 analyzed posts/comments in the seven days ending that day (6 mentions).

Each point is a seven-day rolling window of complete UTC days; a point is comparable only when at least 100 analyzed posts or comments fall inside it. A day with no analyzed records counts as zero; missing coverage is marked and never shown as zero. The series ends at the latest complete analyzed day — it never extends into the current incomplete day. How attention is measured.

Recent mentions

1. 2026-08-28 20:00 UTCComment

   thats a rad little project. the physics feel way better than i expected, actually got that weird floaty bounce right tried the deep sea skin and the bubble effects are a nice touch. multiplayer was smooth too, sent it to my brother and we were both cursing at the same peg within 30 seconds small thing but the button feels a half beat slow on mobile, like theres a tiny delay between tap and jet. could just be my phone though you got any plans to add a leaderboard or something for the campaign times? i could see myself getting way too competitive with that

2. 2026-08-27 11:43 UTCComment

   Solid list. Two I'd add that have bitten me specifically: Admin users. I always pull up Users and sort by role before touching anything. Rescue sites collect ghost admin accounts nobody remembers creating, sometimes from an old dev, sometimes from something worse. Takes 30 seconds and it's saved me from inheriting a backdoor more than once. License keys on premium plugins/themes. Half the time they've silently expired, which means the client's been running an unpatched, vulnerable version of something for months without any error telling them so, the plugin just quietly stops offering updates. I check that before I even look at what's broken, since it usually explains why something's broken.

3. 2026-08-27 11:34 UTCPost

   What do you check first when you inherit a WordPress site you've never seen? - I do a lot of rescue work — someone else built the site years ago, the original developer is gone, and now something is broken or it needs to change. Over time I've ended up with a fixed list I go through before touching anything. Mine, roughly in order: is there any version control at all, or is production the only copy. What's in mu-plugins and in the theme's functions.php, because that's where the previous person hid the surprises. Which plugins are abandoned. Whether staging exists and whether it actually matches production. And whether anyone still has the hosting credentials, which is a shockingly common no. What's on your list that isn't on mine? I'm mostly interested in the checks that saved you from breaking something on day one. EDIT - the combined list from the comments, which turned out much better than my original one. credit where it belongs: START HERE Tools > Site Health, Info tab (u/AmoebaOne) - php version, sizes, plugin list, constants in one page. covers half of the below before you open anything else. BACKUPS - almost entirely u/navlio, who took this apart properly: File size is not a check. a dump missing a table is smaller by exactly that table, and you have no baseline to notice it against. Read the tail, not the head. a dump that died halfway opens fine and the first thousand lines look perfect. a complete mysqldump ends with "-- Dump completed on". no line, it stopped mid table. Check the date on that line. a cron that quietly stopped firing in march leaves a file that passes every other check and is seven months old. mysqldump piped into gzip hands you gzip's exit code, not mysqldump's. the truncation goes unnoticed. Without --single-transaction the dump walks tables one at a time, so on a live site writes land between two tables that needed to agree. The real check is restoring it into a throwaway database once and counting tables and rows against live. At 40gb the plugin is the wrong tool for media anyway - rsync the uploads folder, let the plugin do the db. ACCESS AND OWNERSHIP Who controls the domain registration (u/Hesham-Amir, u/Financial_Brush8647) - not just the hosting account. clients often think the old developer's personal account is theirs. Admin users sorted by role (u/Wolfy\_Boy\_04) - ghost accounts from old devs, or worse. 30 seconds. Is the admin email and SMTP real (u/rupert\_at\_work) - password resets going to someone who left, contact forms silently failing. CONFIG AND HIDDEN STATE Cache layers nobody mentions (u/navlio) - object cache, page cache plugin, cloudflare in front, sometimes all three. read the response headers first to see who is actually answering. wp-config constants (u/needlessvanguard\_49) - disabled auto updates, redefined upload paths. diff against a clean install instead of reading top to bottom. WP\_HOME and WP\_SITEURL hardcoded (u/navlio) - a copied staging site serving canonical tags pointing at production. Undocumented scheduled tasks (u/Responsible-Job-Boj) - wp-cron jobs and stray export scripts. and crontab -l only shows the cron table of whoever you are logged in as (u/navlio) - the backup job usually belongs to a user nobody logs in as. Autoloaded options (u/navlio): select sum(length(option\_value))/1024/1024 from wp\_options where autoload = 'yes'; that blob loads on every single request. usually one abandoned plugin keeping a log. Assume staging is fiction (u/galaxy\_glide\_92) - diff the database before believing it matches. What the site claims about itself vs the rendered HTML (u/UtilixApp). THE BIGGER CALL Whether a fresh install is cheaper than the archaeology (u/DigiNoon, u/abeuscher) - decided mostly by how much content lives in the theme rather than the database. abeuscher goes scorched earth every time: clean install, custom theme, ACF, no plugins. And knowing when to walk away (u/jroberts67) - 6 woo plugins touching checkout is a valid reason to pass.

4. 2026-08-23 09:00 UTCComment

   Spotify's preview API always starts from the 30 second peak clip which you can't change through their API directly. If you want full song playback from 0:00 you need either Spotify's full access token through their SDK which requires user authentication and plays through the actual Spotify client, or you source the audio yourself through something like YouTube's audio or another licensed source and host the first 30 seconds yourself. The free option most people land on is YouTube Data API to find the track and play a portion through an embedded player but that comes with its own restrictions. No clean free solution exists that gives you full track control without user auth or self hosting the audio.

5. 2026-08-23 08:47 UTCComment

   You probably need to find a music API that provides full tracks or allows a start time parameter, but the free ones usually only give you those 30 second preview clips from the middle.