Two Ways to Run WordPress on SQLite
WordPress officially requires MySQL or MariaDB, but it is possible to run it on SQLite instead. SQLite is a file-based database that requires no server process, no configuration, and no separate…
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WordPress as a Portable Image: Why SQLite Changes Everything
What started as a simple plugin switch ended up revealing something much more interesting: WordPress doesn’t have to behave like a traditional CMS tied to a database server. With SQLite, it starts…
Congress Is Writing the Law the SEC Guidance Can’t Replace
The SEC’s March 2026 crypto guidance is the most comprehensive regulatory clarification the agency has issued on digital assets. But guidance is not law. And Congress is working on the law.
Mining, Staking, Wrapping, Airdrops: The SEC Clears Four Core Crypto Activities
Buried inside the SEC’s March 2026 crypto guidance — past the taxonomy and the investment contract framework — is a section that answers some of the most practically urgent questions for anyone…
Bitcoin, Ether, Meme Coins, Stablecoins: The SEC Now Has a Box for Each
The SEC’s March 2026 crypto guidance doesn’t just tweak existing policy — it introduces a structured five-category taxonomy that, for the first time, gives named classifications to different types of…
How a Crypto-Asset Enters — and Exits — Securities Law Status Under the New SEC Rules
One of the most technically significant parts of the SEC’s March 2026 crypto guidance is its framework for how a non-security crypto-asset can temporarily become subject to securities law — and then…
The SEC Just Rewrote the Rules on Crypto — Here’s What Changed
On March 17, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued new guidance redefining how federal securities law applies to crypto-assets — and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission followed…
Divorce, Drained 401(k)s, and the Legal Maze Spouses Face to Recover Retirement Funds
When a marriage ends, retirement assets are often the largest financial stake on the table. And according to a March 2026 GAO report on spousal protections in retirement plans, the period surrounding…
Expanding Spousal Consent for 401(k)s: The Policy Trade-offs Congress Is Weighing
Extending spousal consent requirements to all defined contribution plans sounds straightforward on paper. If a spouse can veto a beneficiary change in most 401(k) plans, why can’t they veto a $50,000…
How the Federal Government's Own Retirement Plan Handles Spousal Consent — and Where It Falls Short
The Thrift Savings Plan is the largest defined contribution plan in the United States, covering 7.2 million federal civilian employees and uniformed service members with $963 billion in assets as of…