Unless you want accurate information, or to find anything relevant when you use search engines, or to not be smothered with bot accounts trying to spread propaganda. But, other than that, yeah, everything is fine.
Perhaps we can keep to the context of the thread, which is the idea that php has somehow permanently broken.
All my sites are online. I upgraded php same-day so I’m as safe as can be from hacking. Last time my sites were hacked was at least a decade ago, and I run multiple WordPress sites on my own servers.
Unless you want accurate information, or to find anything relevant when you use search engines, or to not be smothered with bot accounts trying to spread propaganda. But, other than that, yeah, everything is fine.
Perhaps we can keep to the context of the thread, which is the idea that php has somehow permanently broken.
All my sites are online. I upgraded php same-day so I’m as safe as can be from hacking. Last time my sites were hacked was at least a decade ago, and I run multiple WordPress sites on my own servers.
So y’know, context is important.
But nobody mentioned php? The context of the thread is internet as a whole as far as I can tell.