Here are a few of the pages I referenced in re-doing the design on this site:
For CSS Stuff:
For Blogger template help:
Andrew Huey | pointlessly blogging since 2001
Here are a few of the pages I referenced in re-doing the design on this site:
For CSS Stuff:
For Blogger template help:
I finally got around to redesigning this blog, using CSS and a more advanced Blogger template. It’ll probably look kind of weird until I’m done.
Batman: New Times is a fun little Batman fan film.
I pretty much forgot all about National Gorilla Suit Day this week. I really should have gone to work in a gorilla suit on Tuesday. Oh well. There’s always next year.
I set some stuff up tonight to allow me to easily add Technorati tags to blog entries. I used this Greasemonkey script to mod the Blogger posting page under Firefox 1.5. Not a big deal, but kind of fun.
I also messed around with some style-related stuff on this page. There’s actually some CSS being used now. No major change, but at least I’m starting to play with CSS.
I just got done installing VS.NET 2005 on my new desktop machine at home. I’m still working my way through ASP.NET 2.0: A Developer’s Notebook. I’m just starting the Data Access chapter. The limited version of SQL Server that comes with VS.NET does not have the pubs or Northwind databases installed by default. If you want to install them, you can find setup scripts for them under “C:Program FilesMicrosoft Visual Studio 8SDKv2.0SamplesSetup”, named InstPubs.sql and InstNwnd.sql. To run the scripts, do this:
sqlcmd -S .SQLEXPRESS -i InstPubs.sql
sqlcmd -S .SQLEXPRESS -i InstNwnd.sql
That seemed to be worth writing down, just in case I need to do it again…
Towel Day is May 25.
I’m kind of hooked on Interpol’s song “Evil” right now. The video is pretty odd, too.
Every once in a while, I check and see if my old CompuServe home page still exists. Alas, it does. I abandoned it in 1996 or thereabouts, but, since I no longer have a CompuServe account, I have no way of making it go away.
[EDIT from 01/25/2021: The page is now gone, thankfully, but still exists in the Internet Archive.]
A couple of follow-ups from yesterday’s long post.