I was wondering why so many companies use a third party VPN with Windows. I guess now I know.

There are sadly just projects which depend on older versions still being used. It's pretty normal for an ISP to need to maintain at least a couple of versions. And since PHP changes important things in minor versions sometimes, you need at least a couple of minor versions of each as well. That's probably my least favorite thing about PHP.

I used to feel that way before they enshittified it.

Slashdot moderation gives them a safe place to snipe from.

Models don't do things deliberately, nutso.

When you start to think, we'll let you know.

I don't know how much more real capital controlling the means of production can get, but I sure fucking hope it isn't much more real than this.

You should pay attention to the fact that they only assassinated him after he met with Malcolm and his views began to change.

I think I've heard of them but I forgot right away because they don't have a Linux version. That's like not having a Windows app for your automotive scanner or not having a Mac app for your microblogging platform

Quite. Drupal used to be a mess like that before they rebased on Symfony.

I see we have some slavery game in the audience tonight. We already knew that though, because they're the same people as the child rape fans.

Next time we have to hang all of the slave owners

PHP is easy to update if you use FPM. Just install the new version and twiddle your config.

It seems like most are now using php-fpm. It's convenient because it allows any number of PHP versions on one server.

I've been buying Skullcandy earbuds because they are cheap and good. They might remain good...