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Dan
Apr 27, 2009, 4:28:34 PM4/27/09
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Hey cats,
(I never used to call people cats until I started writing the Desmond
Cork character. Now I can't stop because Des is too cool, cats.)
I know that some of you see the posting about which notes have "been
posted.," but you go to the site and it isn't there yet. There's
usually a lag because I have to create this link in google groups in
order to create the "discuss" link on the individual entries.
It just occurred to me that I could solve this issue with a more
sophisticated workflow. Maybe next time.
Dan
(I never used to call people cats until I started writing the Desmond
Cork character. Now I can't stop because Des is too cool, cats.)
I know that some of you see the posting about which notes have "been
posted.," but you go to the site and it isn't there yet. There's
usually a lag because I have to create this link in google groups in
order to create the "discuss" link on the individual entries.
It just occurred to me that I could solve this issue with a more
sophisticated workflow. Maybe next time.
Dan
Ron Bass
Apr 27, 2009, 4:33:15 PM4/27/09
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When I saw the note wasn't up I assumed there was some kind of lag.
Last night I saw a great poster on a wall on E.2nd Street (around the corner from Angelina's). The picture is a right profile of a helmeted Il Duce. Underneath are the words:
Che
Tha New Mussolini
I cracked up laughing because it was just so apt.
Dan
Apr 27, 2009, 6:11:33 PM4/27/09
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Well, this is posted with the following caveat.
On the front page, there is no permalink link.
This will be remedied soon, but the reason for it is that the designer
of the site (yes, me) apparently never thought the title would need to
be word-wrapped. What a joker!
The question may arise, "Why don't you use a public CMS for this?"
The answer is, I like my code, I like my design, and I like being in
control of the DOM.
And as any geek will tell you, controlling the DOM can be very
satisfying.
On Apr 27, 4:33 pm, Ron Bass <ron.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When I saw the note wasn't up I assumed there was some kind of lag.
> Last night I saw a great poster on a wall on E.2nd Street (around the corner
> from Angelina's). The picture is a right profile of a helmeted Il Duce.
> Underneath are the words:
>
> Che
> Tha New Mussolini
>
> I cracked up laughing because it was just so apt.
>
On the front page, there is no permalink link.
This will be remedied soon, but the reason for it is that the designer
of the site (yes, me) apparently never thought the title would need to
be word-wrapped. What a joker!
The question may arise, "Why don't you use a public CMS for this?"
The answer is, I like my code, I like my design, and I like being in
control of the DOM.
And as any geek will tell you, controlling the DOM can be very
satisfying.
On Apr 27, 4:33 pm, Ron Bass <ron.b...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When I saw the note wasn't up I assumed there was some kind of lag.
> Last night I saw a great poster on a wall on E.2nd Street (around the corner
> from Angelina's). The picture is a right profile of a helmeted Il Duce.
> Underneath are the words:
>
> Che
> Tha New Mussolini
>
> I cracked up laughing because it was just so apt.
>
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