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Courtney RobertsonOct 21, 2026

PHP Security Updates: Node.js, WordPress & Drupal | October 2026

🔥 This is fine. Everything is fine. ☕🐘 October 21, 2026: It's a big day for security patches across open source. Here's what you need to know, straight from the projects: 🐘 PHP: Two critical unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerabilities (CVSS 9.2). Update immediately to PHP 8.5.12, 8.4.27, 8.3.36, or 8.2.35. Official advisory 🟢 Node.js:...

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Lieb's LogJun 14, 2026

Slow recovery

5 weeks since my bike crash. I would have thought I'd be putting this time to better use but no such luck. Time off the bike means more time to work on development projects. Problem is my brain's. been in a bit of a fog and my vision has made computer work less fun. So I've been avoiding the computer. But now a heat spell is upon us and I can't handle the outside work that has been keeping me busy. So here I am, my second blog post in a month. I'd like to update my atproto_standard_site Drupal module. This is the module that will publish this blog post as a atproto post using the site.standard lexicon. Leaflet will display these and I understand Bluesky will now display then also. However Bluesky is not displaying mine so I may have to change something about the format. So I'm hoping I can stay focused on the computer to get this done today or tomorrow. Also I'm reconsidering using ECA for publishing the new posts. Its very slow and I can't figure out why. Previously I just used my own custom hooks and it was much faster. Much to investigate.

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Lieb's LogApr 13, 2026

Working with the Atmosphere module for Drupal

After creating my own ATproto suite [1] of modules for Drupal I was excited to see Affinity Bridge [2] had ported the Wordpress Atmosphere plugin to Drupal [3]. While there are some major differences they both achieve the same goal of publishing Drupal content as both Bluesky posts and Standard Site documents. Here are some of the key differences. ModuleATprotoAtmosphereStructureModular. Several modules with dedicated functions.One module does it allAuthenticationApp password. Drupal can re-authenticate in the backgroundOauth. Requires user to re-authenticateTrackingUses the Indieweb Syndications entityExtends the content types with additional fieldsBackfeedTracks posts for likes and replies. Uses Indieweb Webmentions.Not implemented in initial releaseExecutionDefines Plugin Actions for use with ECAUses hook_insert, hook_update, etc.FeaturesLimited support for facets and images in initial releaseGood support for facets and images. As my modules are somewhat tied to my custom Drupal installation, I see the Atmosphere module better positioned for general consumption on Drupal.org and I hope to be able to contribute to it. [1] https://github.com/lieb77/atproto [2] https://github.com/affinitybridge [3] https://github.com/affinitybridge/drupal-atmosphere/tree/main

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Lieb's Development WebsiteApr 13, 2026

Working with the Atmosphere module for Drupal

After creating my own ATproto suite of modules for Drupal I was excited to see Affinity Bridge had ported the Wordpress Atmosphere plugin to Drupal. While there are some major differences they both achieve the same goal of publishing Drupal content as both Bluesky posts and Standard Site documents. Here are some of the key...

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Paul Lieberman dot netApr 10, 2026

Testing Drupal-Atmosphere

The folks at Affinity Bridge released a Drupal module that will publish Drupal content to the ATmosphere as both a Bluesky post and Standard Site document. At first glance it appears to be more feature complete than my own modules. Let's see how it does.

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Lieb's LogApr 2, 2026

New ATproto Suite for Drupal

I have been working on various ATproto integrations for Drupal over past few months, and have now combined them into a single suite. The code is available on Github [1]. Much of this is tailored to my custom Drupal content types and would only server as an example to others, however you should be able to use the atproto_client as is and write your own code on top of it. The individual modules provide Action Plugins for use with ECA. There are recipes for installing the ECA models. Some of the modules also depend on the Indieweb Webmention module which provides the entity types for Syndications and Webmentions. I set the Drupal core requirement to 11.3 because that is the environment I'm working in, but I'm sure most of it would work with earlier versions if you just changed that. This is Alpha level code - use at your own risk. [1] https://github.com/lieb77/atproto

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Lieb's LogApr 1, 2026

New ATproto Suite for Drupal

I have been working on various ATproto integrations for Drupal over past few months, and have now combined them into a single suite. The code is available on Github [1]. Much of this is tailored to my custom Drupal content types and would only server as an example to others, however you should be able to use the atproto_client as is and write your own code on top of it. The individual modules provide Action Plugins for use with ECA. There are recipes for installing the ECA models. Some of the modules also depend on the Indieweb Webmention module which provides the entity types for Syndications and Webmentions. I set the Drupal core requirement to 11.3 because that is the environment I'm working in, but I'm sure most of it would work with earlier versions if you just changed that. This is Alpha level code - use at your own risk. [1] https://git@github.com:lieb77/atproto.git

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Lieb's LogMar 27, 2026

Bridging the Web - Part 3

In my continued effort to syndicate my blog posts far and wide I have implement Standard Site [1]. This is an AT Protocol Lexicon for long form publishing. A Lexicon is a schema for structured data. Basically fields with strict definitions of what can go in these fields. Bluesky is also based on an AT Protocol Lexicon. The difference is that Bluesky's lexicon limits posts to 300 characters. Standard Site expands that to 3,000 characters allowing for longer essays. The problem with this is that Bluesky cannot display posts published with the Standard Site lexicon. There are however a number on new sites that do: leaflet.pub [2] and pckt.blog [3] among others. Simply publishing my posts with Standard Site lexicon syndicates them to these sites automatically, but if I want them to show up on Bluesky I also have to publish them in their lexicon (which I was already doing). The hope is that Site Standard does indeed become a standard and becomes widely implemented. Time will tell. So now my Blog posts are available over Indieweb, Bluesky, ActivityPub (Mastodon), and now Standard Site. Noticeably absent from this list is Facebook. Facebook as I'm sure you know, is not a team player and is not interested in participating in the Open Web. a.k.a. A walled garden. This is unfortunate, because that's where all my friends are. While I may have followers on these other platforms, very few of them are people I actually know. I hope this changes. I hope I can convince more of my friends to move off of Facebook [1] https://standard.site [2] https://leaflet.pub [3] https://pckt.blog/

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The Fulcrum, tooMar 21, 2026

The Programmer’s Fulcrum: 20 March, 2026

Welcome to this week's The Programmer's Fulcrum. It's your weekly review of the essential news in the Open Media Network and Fediverse development communities with a focus on devastating big tech via Techno Anarchism. We aim to provide actionable content you can use to destroy Techno Feudalism each week. It has the additional benefit of...

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The Fulcrum, tooDec 27, 2025

The Programmer’s Fulcrum: 26 December, 2025

This was originally posted at The Fulcrum. Here we feature the latest Symfony Station Communiqué and Battalion "Destroying Autocracy" Post along with their featured articles. Original 'The Fulcrum' articles will start in January when I sunset Symfony Station and Battalion. Posts with original content will start next week. Symfony Station Communiqué - Stardate: ✦ 26...

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The Fulcrum, tooDec 19, 2025

The Programmer’s Fulcrum: 19 December, 2025

This was originally posted at The Fulcrum. The format of this week's post will be different. We had friends in town so there were no Symfony Station and Battalion posts this week. But, I did curate some interesting bits on the Fediverse. I will share some here as well as moving the publish day to...

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The Fulcrum, tooSep 30, 2025

Last week’s communique

Again, we missed a week but here's last weeks. Be sure to join us on The Fulcrum as this site will soon be phased out. Check it out.

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notizBlogFeb 13, 2008

Drupal 6.0 with native OpenID support

OpenID ist ab der Drupal Version 6.0 in das Core-System integriert und muss nicht mehr per Plugin nachgeladen werden: OpenID support is built in, making it even easier for your visitors to become a member of your site. OpenID is a free and easy way to use a single digital identity across the internet. With...

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