At this point, the terribly confusingly named product "Drupal CMS" should be renamed to "Drupal AiCMS" or "Drupal AI/XP" or something.

Placate marketeers, warn potential users, and further distance the infernal contraption from Drupal Core in one fell swoop.

- Why aren't we receiving any applications?
- No sé.

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If you often preview #Drupal diff / patch files in your browser, here's a great little #Firefox add-on for syntax highlighting.

Uses Highlight.js so there's a ton of colour schemes to choose from.

https://github.com/Qeole/Enlight

Pro #Drupal tip:

Trying to access Merge Request info on git.drupalcode.org and getting:

"An error occurred while fetching pending comments"

➡️ Disable adblock and try again.

*facepalm*

That relief when you find the bug you've been hunting for two days.

Note to self: don't assume all arrays that contain Drupal entities are keyed by their entity_id.

More #drupal theme licensing fun:

govuk_theme contains a CSS file with the following comment, which restricts the font use to gov.uk sites.

"Copyright (c) 2011 by Margaret Calvert & Henrik Kubel. All rights reserved.

The font has been customised for exclusive use on gov.uk. This cut is not commercially available."

The referenced font files are included with the theme without additional licensing info or license files.

Same type of disallowed licensing restriction as the DSFR theme, no?

Today's fun #drupal find: the DSFR theme.

https://www.drupal.org/project/dsfr

Why publicly distribute software if its use is restricted to a single nation's government?

Are these kinds of restrictions even allowed and/or compatible the GPL?

This is why choosing EU data centers for your projects is not enough.

Your *providers* must also be EU legal entities if you want to keep out of lawful US government reach.

Secure your data inside the EU and, while doing so, support EU businesses.

You know what's great about the #fediverse?

It's like the early '90s internet.

It's rough. You're not quite sure where you are or how you got here.

You halfway got grips on #mastodon but then #pixelfed and #bookwyrm and #castopod enter the arena and it's like there's a party in normal, human social network world, and everyone's invited.

You're not quite sure what's going on but you know it's communities. As far as the eye can see.

And you think: you know, the kids'll be alright.