Anyone got any web sites made by/with Drupal? Id like to see some of hte outcomes. I dont know anything about it but I want to look into it. Google was not help finding Drupal made web sites. I only assume Drupal.org is made by drupal but I would like to see more.
I wouldn't say the signs are posted nowhere. If you visit for example Golden Bridge near Bharuch, it has a posted sign in english which says "photography not allowed". I have been to quite a few temples which displays the same message.
The street dept. may not be doing it purposely. Due to resurfacing of the roads every few years the thickness of concrete or tarmac starts getting to a level where a motorcycle won't be able to trigger a sensor.
Weight sensors are not so common a practice atleast in TX. We have inductance loops beneath the road surface which are connected to a control in one corner of that signal.
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Anyone got any web sites made by/with Drupal? Id like to see some of hte outcomes. I dont know anything about it but I want to look into it. Google was not help finding Drupal made web sites. I only assume Drupal.org is made by drupal but I would like to see more.
Plenty of drupal sites listed here on Dries's website http://buytaert.net/tag/drupal-sites
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I wouldn't say the signs are posted nowhere. If you visit for example Golden Bridge near Bharuch, it has a posted sign in english which says "photography not allowed". I have been to quite a few temples which displays the same message.
You can always add an IE Plug in for FireFox to make things easier for them.
The street dept. may not be doing it purposely. Due to resurfacing of the roads every few years the thickness of concrete or tarmac starts getting to a level where a motorcycle won't be able to trigger a sensor. Weight sensors are not so common a practice atleast in TX. We have inductance loops beneath the road surface which are connected to a control in one corner of that signal.