Google Analytics points out the continuing struggle to win the hearts and minds of the parvenu colonials (more green=more hits). Need to find some way of attracting the mid-west. Marshmallow-stuffed turkey ? Because I know you have fairly disgusting diets out there in the nasty blank miles of between. Or maybe I should find god? (Stuck to my sole). Rant incoherently for a while on plainly daft theories of ontology and epistemology? (How do I know I'm evolved from slime-mould?). Or is that too up its own fundamentalism? So if you have a friend (or a backwoods flange of interbred cousins you don't talk about) in the dead miles between cities, drop them a carrier pigeon and get them to access my blog (with their steam-driven Babbage engines , or hay-built abaci), let some slightly dingy British rain into their golden-corn lives. Also, it appears I'm not appealing to the redneck constituency. What's the matter with y'all? Too busy fucking your sisters?
Why? Not too informative?
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Oh, btw, I have to enter through four 'active x' messages now to get into your blog. What can I do to make that go away, Doc?
Use firefox or download the Safari windows beta (which woud be my personal recommendation.
ReplyDeleteThat activeX thing is because Microsoft caved into the EOLAS patent (a little too quickly in most people's opinion) and it completely screws quicktime.
I could do some geek-fu on the code, but I spend all day trying to work out ways to make Internet Explorer work like a real browser, and I can't be bothered when I'm doing my personal stuff.
Hey, I'm a Mac-user, I like shiny!
As to the developer thing, I met an old friend and ended up saying more than I should have.
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It was too informative from that perspective
ReplyDeleteOh, yeah. I've been there and done that. The being too informative for my own good thing. I'm better about it now, so long as beer is not on the menu.
ReplyDeleteI'll take a look at the safari windows beta. . .
mmmmm... beer menu
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