vintage iPaulo

If you’re trying to do pages the ‘right’ way (like my bio), you’ll know
what a pain in the butt it is. Such a pain, I’m giving up. I’ll learn
as I go (from articles like this at glassdog) but for now I’m going to forge ahead. I’ll update everything to be ccs-based and html4
compliant later.

Several people have complained about my bio being unreadable because
the type is too small. Sorry. That happens with Netscape 4 or the Mac.
I’m working on improving it, but for now, use Netscape 6 (or Mozilla)
or IE4.x or IE5 (especially on the Mac).

For all you geeks out there interested in web server configuration,
here’s a cute page from apache.org. Notice the backoffice logo at the bottom of the page. Obviously, this was the result of a hack. full story in apache week.

the booge has it all. upside-down cats, blog content that isn’t the typical netculture or web-comedy links, and nice design (credited to kellea,
but it’s not one of the linkware pages. did someone pay for their blog
design? totally wild). I also looked at the kellea page again and found
they have an excellent links page if you’re looking for graphics.

ILOVEYOU! Oh, did you just follow that link? ooops, sorry. It was blogger capable virus. 😉

Are bloggers underappreciated visionaries providing a
much-needed service, or are they navel-gazers who are best left alone?
Both? Neither?

Thanks to sg for this keen article at feed
about blogging. I’d say I’m a navel-gazer.

Oh! I was wrong. It just took 3 hours for it to reach me. Not too
shabby. Anyway, if you’d like to see the coolest ‘Coming Soon’
placeholder you’ll ever see, check thompaul.org out. (fyi, thom is my brother)

Well, bummer, it looks like a missed the deadline for new virtual servers at the soon to be hosting provider of our family domain. So no fun ‘Coming Soon’ message tonight. Perhaps Brent’s frogger will hold you over.

Oh shoot! Between evaluating new tape backup software
at work and playing with graphics for the new domain at home, I totally
forgot to blog about the weekend. Sunday afternoon was blast. It was
Kevin’s big 6th birthday party. For me, I have to say the highlight was
the hula hoops.
Seeing the dopey adults trying to do something they couldn’t even do as
kids (ahem…I guess I’m talking about me) was hysterical.

Homer says good web site. Adobe has some fun online resources for art, type, etc.

Oh yeah. Legos, linux and a programmer. Put those things together and you get an i8-ball (requires netscape 4.x for Windows;IE 4.x or later for the Mac)