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February 22, 2002
At long last, I’ve discovered that I’m not alone in my wish for an out-of-the-box, rack-mount Mac system from Apple. It seems that researchers over at the Human Genome Project would rather use Macintosh computers for their clustered number crunchers, providing they would actually fit in a rack cabinet. As nicely designed as the G4 … More
February 22, 2002
Gravel on playground slide. Calgary.
February 21, 2002
Thanks to the meticulous Paul Sowden, I am now well aware of this tidy little production called Blogzilla. Ah, yet another geeky something or other to consume, digest, and expunge on a regular basis. And while we’re on the subject of wanton consumption and digestion, the perpetual textual blitzkrieg over at Slashdot has apparently warranted … More
February 20, 2002
4g?kill? It’s full-blown, random generated style sheet fun and other related chaos over on the waferbaby prefs page. Dig in, ya’ll.[ Update ] Ian comments: “Is it coincidence that every random CSS I hit on at Waferbaby’s site makes the screen look like a UNIX Motif session?”
February 20, 2002
Ooh… here’s a little something entitled how to hide CSS from buggy browsers. Given that I’m about to start coding three brand new sites from scratch within the next couple of weeks, and I’m going be to using as much pure style sheet æsthetic as I can get away with, I found this collection of … More
February 20, 2002
Sunrise from the parking lot. Deer Velley Shopping Centre, Calgary.
February 19, 2002
Calling all Blogger Pro users. Has anyone out there managed to get the Set Post Time/Date feature to work properly? I’d really like to move a couple of posts around, if for no other reason than to provide correct chronological sequencing of recorded events. The only thing is, every time a try to post to … More
February 19, 2002
See, I told you it was confusing. I’m glad it’s not just me.
February 19, 2002
Colourful pavement, pink sneakers, and scooter. Calgary.
February 19, 2002
I just realized that I should probably tip my jaunty toque to Ed for indirectly inspiring me to start including photos in my weblog on a regular basis. The similarity in presentation is intentional. By any measure, it’s simply a fine idea. And the blithe captioning doesn’t hurt either.