Drupal is opensource and doesn't require a licence. It can also be hosted on premise or in cloud. My org uses a multisite setup of Drupal. https://www.drupal.com/
Yea, if you're just checking based on the 7.32 version I don't think your results would be accurate. There are sites that applied that patch to their 7.X version.
It looks like I can't book a flight. "BUMMER. NO FLIGHTS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS DATE. PLEASE TRY ANOTHER DATE." Am I supposed to keep clicking around until I get something? Can I see a listing of "Available flights on the calendar." I tried booking DCA to SAN.
Arlington,Bethesda, and DC are some of the worst violators of this. Don't even get me started on those machines they use to "enforce" the speeding law.
I can assume there are people who look at this for it's military application. I'm trying to imagine what kind of search and rescue situation this can handle.
The thing with literal data, is that you don't get a comprehensive look on their "best" work. For example, Tom Hanks. As a cinema buff, an actor's work isn't rated based on his highest and lowest rating. http://i.imgur.com/MnVFiWF.png?1
I wouldn't show the highest and lowest rated film, but rank on awards and successful ($) hits. Also, showing an "average" is good, but can really hinder a true value.
As someone who has worked on the front end of a couple of .govs, dealing with 1 mid level IT manager is enough. Having them all "collaborate" is just more chaos. The culture of the agency (DOD vs HHS) can also be difficult to work with.
Join the rat race. Just make sure to either of the following: black, women, veteran, disabled if you want to go out on your own. If not, just sub contract from a minority owned business.
