This is an emergency test
Aug. 9th, 2005 03:47 amStrange Banana
How awesome is a random web designer? It actually produces some pretty elegant designs, sometimes.
I had a bunch of emotional goodbyes yesterday, got a cricket bat signed by the youth group and a heap of silly string in my hair. I was quite productive with PHP from 12:30 am to 3:40 am, I ruined this classic scene's soundtrack but nobody seems to have paid any attention to it :(
Yeah, tons of stuff has happened and I can't remember any of it. I rock.
How awesome is a random web designer? It actually produces some pretty elegant designs, sometimes.
I had a bunch of emotional goodbyes yesterday, got a cricket bat signed by the youth group and a heap of silly string in my hair. I was quite productive with PHP from 12:30 am to 3:40 am, I ruined this classic scene's soundtrack but nobody seems to have paid any attention to it :(
Yeah, tons of stuff has happened and I can't remember any of it. I rock.
Coding to XColX's tracks is one of the best ways spend a couple of hours in the early morning. I highly recommend picking up Live At Stokesly School, a really great 20 minute gig he did, Drifting Apart, a beautifully melodical and rhythmic piece, and his Fix You remix, a really great redoing of the new Coldplay track. They're all trance/melodic trance/house-ish tracks, quite bouncy and energetic and a lot of fun to listen to.
In other news, I'm chugging away at the Survivor: MZX page, I like the interface I'm designing a lot. I'm also having fun with DHTML, which nobody but
rossman231 will ever see ^_^ All in all, the page should be ready with time to spare before the competition, and hopefully prove worth the effort I'm expending on it.
Oh yeah, there was a greasemonkeyed IRC discussion, which I logged and
atrustheotaku kindly HTML-ified and mirrored. Some good ideas there, I like the direction that the greasemonkey community is moving in, with casual editing/fixing of other people's scripts combined with a meaningful trust system. The end result for the user, ideally, will allow access to any version of a script, with notices of how trustworthy it is (has/hasn't been approved by admin, has been reviewed by "elite" people, etc). Sounds good to me!
In case you don't know, there's a greasemonkey 0.5 beta out finally, and it's wonderful. Pick it up, go to greasemonkeyed.com (soon to be userscripts.org) and begin fixing the web, one page at a time.
In other news, I'm chugging away at the Survivor: MZX page, I like the interface I'm designing a lot. I'm also having fun with DHTML, which nobody but
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Oh yeah, there was a greasemonkeyed IRC discussion, which I logged and
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In case you don't know, there's a greasemonkey 0.5 beta out finally, and it's wonderful. Pick it up, go to greasemonkeyed.com (soon to be userscripts.org) and begin fixing the web, one page at a time.
I am the janitor
Jul. 25th, 2005 03:34 amI'm doing some PHP stuff for z2, it is fun. It's 3:24 am, I have a bursting bladder and it's really, really hard to pass 8 minutes coding while waiting for a download to finish so I can go to bed.
The bible's a pretty crazy book. I heard a reading this morning about a guy who went to work for a farmer, was promised the farmer's youngest daughter, worked for 7 years for her, had the wedding feast, then the farmer switched the daughter waiting in the wedding chamber. When the man noticed in the morning, the farmer told him that marrying off the youngest "wasn't done," but he'd do it if the man worked for another seven years. So he did.
o.O
The bible's a pretty crazy book. I heard a reading this morning about a guy who went to work for a farmer, was promised the farmer's youngest daughter, worked for 7 years for her, had the wedding feast, then the farmer switched the daughter waiting in the wedding chamber. When the man noticed in the morning, the farmer told him that marrying off the youngest "wasn't done," but he'd do it if the man worked for another seven years. So he did.
o.O