Monthly Archives: July 2003

Late

Posted on July 30, 2003 by Ken

Michael Barrish: Sundial. If it would work, sure, I would change all the clocks in the world for you so that you won�t be late anymore, sure, why not? Sadly, though, I doubt this would help much. I think a … Continue reading →

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The ABBR Tag

Posted on July 29, 2003 by Ken

A couple of months ago, I had written an entry entitled The Acronym Tag, which was a brief discussion on a standard, if decidedly underemployed, HTML tag. Following the discussion, I had used a little stylesheet trick to make more … Continue reading →

Posted in Geek | 5 Comments

Site Not Cooperating

Posted on July 24, 2003 by Ken

FYI, the site is doing that weird thing where it won’t rebuild pages. Ugh. Comments will probably not work for a little while. Update: Okay, I’ve resolved the issue for now. The problem was an apparant issue with the use … Continue reading →

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Grace & Ontology

Posted on July 23, 2003 by Ken

Now when a Christian bows before God, he can move out of this with rationality in place. The other man, man without God, if he is going to be absolutely consistent in his position, may know that he exists, but … Continue reading →

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PHP Juice

Posted on July 22, 2003 by Ken

As Jai noted, I’ve switched the site over to PHP. That’s not the only thing I got done today. Mark Pilgrim recently wrote another reminder that gzip-compressing web pages can save you some serious bandwidth. Unfortunately, this requires some magic … Continue reading →

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Our Templates

Posted on July 21, 2003 by Ken

In part because they’ll make a great backup the next time I accidentally overwrite my Individual Archive Template with my Default Search Template in the middle of the night, but mostly because I’m all about open source: the index and … Continue reading →

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NJ DMV Inspectors Take Work Personally, Wrestle with Inadequacy

Posted on July 17, 2003 by Ken

Randolph, NJ—Times are hard for local DMV inspectors who seek to bring purpose to their jobs as advances in technology and relaxed legislation have all but made the inspectors’ jobs irrelevant. Still, diligent employees continue to enforce stringent inspection requirements … Continue reading →

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Sad Day in Mozillaville

Posted on July 15, 2003 by Ken

Just when Mozilla gets itself a not-for-profit foundation, AOL drops the Netscape brand and lays off their entire Gecko staff.

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A Conversation in Chicago

Posted on July 14, 2003 by Ken

Sam Andreades: Science is Cold, Hard Fact; Religion is a Matter of Opinion. Otto: All I can think is that this huge building we are in is possible because of Newtonian statics. Giles: Yes! It is a map good enough … Continue reading →

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