This site, my glorified blog, started out on Drupal 4. It wasn't until Drupal 8 that there was finally a single official way to handle putting media into nodes, with a media reference field and a media embed filter. Between then and now I used first the venerable img_assist and then the image_filter module, both of which fell by the wayside after D7. I replaced them both using php custom filters, but php in the database is now deprecated for security reasons.
...as soon as I can get hosting... because my host is still stuck on PHP 7.4. This means that I'm still stuck with D7. But this blog is about converting my site from D7 to D9. I was able to preserve everything, it seems, down to text formats — but all of them were refusing to display because they had references to missing filters, so it made it look like none of my content was present.
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Hyperlogos.org moves to D9
Since we got a bus to convert into an RV, I have been doing quite a bit of research into them, and gathering information which I might find useful. One question which came up was how fast one can and should drive their bus. There is a lot of variation, and many factors which come into play, but given freely available resources on the internet today it's actually not that difficult to figure out.
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How fast should you drive a bus or motor home?
Trying to watch a YouTube video, I am confronted with an insipid ad for Hulu. At the end they claim they're about to ruin TV for me. Thanks, Hulu, you already have. How much did you pay for that commercial? Because it was too much. Tools.
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Thanks, Hulu
I would like to be watching The Grand Tour on my Amazon Fire TV Stick, but your latest update has completely boned it and just trying to watch basically anything from Amazon is absolutely destroying it to the point that I have to cold boot it. Netflix and Youtube are working fine. Is this a divorce thing?
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