Same in Belgium, they're all over the place.

And Waze supports them just fine, it warns you when you're approaching one, entering one and leaving one. So you can set your cruise control to make sure you don't get a ticket...

"A fool with a tool is still a fool"

You have to know how to use the tool...

You've obviously missed the whole point of the Wordpress nonsense going on... it all started about the trademark.

Instead of just replying to a Wordpress post by saying "Oh Drupal is better"... read, digest, learn.

Read the comments on that link.

And this doesn't answer the trademark issue, which is worse than Wordpress...

Right, the Wordpress stuff could never happen to Drupal.
Except... at the bottom of drupal.org : "Drupal is a registered trademark of Dries Buytaert".
Except... a few years back someone was kicked out of the Drupal community by Dries for having an alternative lifestyle.
Except... you get where I'm going...

How is that an improvement ?

Before saying things like that, take a look at what PHP is *actually* like today. It's 2024, not 2004. Things change...

The "PHP a fractal of bad design" is 12 years old... the PHP engine has been revamped so much that that document reads very much as a joke now. Yet ignorant people keep pointing to it...

Don't blame incompetence of the software engineers and system administrators on the language. There are plenty of tools (such as PHPCompatibility and Rector) that help update code so it is compatible with newer versions of PHP.

Right the comment right above yours. The creator of Wordle violated copyright himself, so NYT has no rights to this at all.

For example the TV show Lingo [ https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik... ] had this exact same concept.
They should sue NYT...

If they make a 5-5.4" version and keep a resolution of minimum full HD, I would buy it and happily pay the subscription.

This has been around for a few years now : https://www.battlekart.com/en/
And it doesn't require a helmet :-)

I would like a hard disk activity light back on my laptop as well. Bothers me that I can't tell when the disk is active. Don't care if it's an SSD and it's supposedly very fast, if you're dealing with 50GByte files, you want to know the system is still active. And starting task manager or top isn't as quick as seeing a light flicker...

That technology has been around for ages... so this is not news that matters...