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What kind of drugs would go with this light?

It’s the water In my comments, Scott pointed out the same lava light that Allan also covered in his weblog — the giant lava light project in Soap Lake. Seems the folks of Soap Lake, Washington have decided to build a 60 feet tall Lava Lamp. This has enormous appeal for me, not just because of my own lava lamp collection, but also because […]

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Burningbird Technology Weblogging

Hosting stuff

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I had some serious Perl/CGI/MT problems earlier and couldn’t post, and you all couldn’t access the comments. Not overly thrilled with my host at this moment, to be honest. Especially when I see indications of a machine that’s overly burdened. The problem with my host is the same problem with […]

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Just Shelley

More than a little down

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. It’s funny, but everything worked out. Yes, I lost most of my stuff in storage when I finally had to just sell the contents. And that still causes me to wince a bit. Not as much as losing my beloved Zoe, years later. The California tax person I talked to […]

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Weblogging

Vote elsewhere

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. My life is going to hell and unless I can find an entertaining or profound way of talking about it, I can’t really weblog about it because we’re all nothing if not entertainment and profundity. That’s all this is — smoke and mirrors. It’s about links and popularity and one […]

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XHTML/HTML

Fooflah

Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Mark Pilgrim is a bit testy about the removal of certain elements within the XHTML 2.0 spec — specifically the *cite element. I checked around the forums associated with the XHTML working group’s effort. From what I can see, looks like the removal of cite may have been an accident. Still, even if the […]