2006 Nov 6, 6:51I've updated my webpage some more. I now have the onmouseover on the thumbnails in my photos section. So that's fun. I'm using the
flickr badge
script and then including a javascript file I made that finds the flickr imgs in my page and adds in onmouseover and onmouseout events. I've also got the whole thing validating on
W3C's HTML validator and
W3C's CSS validator.
The one thing I'd like to fix is the comments for my blog posts. They aren't included in the RSS feed. I'm shopping for a blog site that supports
comment counts in the RSS feed at least. If possible I'd like the actual comments to appear in
the feed but I doubt anyone does that.
css html script validator homepage flickr 2006 Apr 4, 5:30Conditional Comments and the Version Vector may be used to identify the browser version displaying an html page.
conditional-comment version-vector ie html web internet user-agent development dhtml reference msdn microsoft javascript 2006 Mar 28, 3:38Michael Kaplan's blog Sorting It All Out - Lots of interesting comments on Unicode
blog development microsoft programming software unicode language michael-kaplan monthly 2005 Dec 29, 3:37Linus says Slashdot is "big public wanking session": "I don't tend to bother about slashdot, because quite frankly, the whole _point_ of slashdot is to have this big public wanking session with
people getting together and making their own "insightful
slashdot linus humor linux trademark 2005 Apr 3, 6:35slashdot humor real 2005 Mar 28, 10:26humor unix development 1969 Dec 31, 8:00Its 3d printer models for a AR-15 magazine and an apparently critical part of the AR-15 that can't be sold without a license. They need to get to the point where no one can imagine their life without
a 3d printer before they start into this territory... Over on BoingBoing Just_Ok writes: "1st amendment + 2nd amendment = The right to print arms."
3d printer gun law diy
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