Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Ah, oh. Mark Pilgrim was mentioned prominently and positively (deservedly so) in a Slashdot interview on accessibility. That sound you hear is Mark’s 3GB bandwidth allowance being sucked dry. In the re-design of my traditional web sites and weblog (still in process, not rolled out yet), I used Mark’s guidelines to ensure […]
Month: December 2002
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Enough already
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. In case you’re wondering if I’ve decided to focus this weblog on “–isms that must not be named” only, no worries. I have no more intention of becoming a Fem-blogger as I have of being a war-blogger or a tech-blogger or a cat-blogger. Life’s too rich to only focus on […]
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Clothes cat
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Others may have their cleaning utensils, their tools of formidable appearance, design, and power. However, I have something far greater — a cat that helps me do laundry. Well, sort of.
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Comments
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. As you can see, I’ve added in functionality to display the most recent comments regardless of post. I’ve found that I do get comments on older posts, and they’re ‘lost’ because no one knows they occur. Now, every comment has its moment in the sun, so to speak. Speaking of […]
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Comment How-To
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. In comments to my last posting Jonathon, asked the following about my new comment modification: Is that standard in (later versions of) MT? Or a custom-coded Burningbird special? Answer: a bit of both. The code is based on templates and an example that Ben and Mena provided, but I customized. So […]