20Jun/060
I hate PHP, my website content is unavailable
The main pages at IzForge.com used to be generated and cached through XSLT. The a**ho*** that develop PHP managed to break the whole XSLT support in PHP5, and hence my pages cannot be generated anymore. I have tried to adapt to the new XSL module, but somehow many things don't work anymore, like using external entities in XML documents. The contents will thus be unavailable until I switch to a static pages system which will be more reliable than this crap of PHP that many people use only to factor common pieces of pages content.
Don't expect me to write a single line of PHP code anymore, although I will still deploy good PHP applications like DotClear or DokuWiki.
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