There they go trying to be "hip" again, thinking they are important enough to cause trends.
They also stopped supporting PHP 4.4 which means hundreds of thousands of legacy installs no longer do automatic updates because their update code (purposely? lazily?) has a few lines that don't work under PHP 4.
IE6 is one thing to go "meh" about but WordPress installs that do not do fast easy updates are time bombs.
They also stopped supporting PHP 4.4 which means hundreds of thousands of legacy installs no longer do automatic updates because their update code (purposely? lazily?) has a few lines that don't work under PHP 4.
IE6 is one thing to go "meh" about but WordPress installs that do not do fast easy updates are time bombs.