I apologize for the discongruence, but not all areas of Modern Evil have been updated yet, and I will not be able to update them until … later. I was working on it last night, and then about 10 minutes after midnight, Cox decided I didn’t need internet access anymore. Instead of fighting with it, I decided to try to sleep a bit – that didn’t exactly work out well, but … whatever, I eventually got to sleep. And I certainly won’t have time to update the dozen-plus sections that have not yet been updated this morning before work. And I can’t access my own website FROM work to update them. And after work I’m going to Willow House to meet with my new fellow novelists, and won’t be home until very late.
Perhaps I should take my laptop; I can work on it from Willow House probably without losing my ability to have a normal conversation. That seems reasonable. Means more time spent getting ready to go, I guess, but I should be able to get out of here on time anyway. SO.
Flowers.
Also, the main page only queries the underlying RSS files every 10 minutes, saving bandwidth and server resources, so … yeah. If you were to, say, post something – Hah! Like anyone but me posts! – its flower might not appear on the front page for up to 10 minutes. But this is a good thing.
Anyway, so … yeah. Some of the pages have been updated, and some have not. Comics have not, for example, been updated. Reviews, Prose, and Poetry have. The BitPass page has. The Cafepress store hasn’t. And I haven’t finished working on fonts and text colors yet – your feedback is welcome on that stuff. And now, to go make lunch, get my stuff together (including my laptop), and go to work. Later.
It reminds me of something I vomitted once. That time I threw up a landscape, some pretty flowers that were also hyperlinks to content, the cover images to all of your books, and a BitPass logo, all arranged nicely in a design that is pleasing to the eye. Oh, and a web browser – I horked up a copy of FireFox too. Yep. All over my monitor.
Yep.
I like it!
It reminds me of something I vomitted once. That time I threw up a landscape, some pretty flowers that were also hyperlinks to content, the cover images to all of your books, and a BitPass logo, all arranged nicely in a design that is pleasing to the eye. Oh, and a web browser – I horked up a copy of FireFox too. Yep. All over my monitor.
Yep.
I like it!
Man. What did you eat?
Glad you like it. It’s all updated, save for the kicking people out to mozilla.org. I’ll get to work on that.
Let me know if you see any problems anywhere.
Man. What did you eat?
Glad you like it. It’s all updated, save for the kicking people out to mozilla.org. I’ll get to work on that.
Let me know if you see any problems anywhere.
Well, at work all I have is IE, so I just work around your big Mozilla advert. I run a somewhat unstable version of Windows NT 4.0 on this machine still, mostly because I don’t have the new system I have been promised yet, so I am reluctant to install much of anything new on it.
Well, at work all I have is IE, so I just work around your big Mozilla advert. I run a somewhat unstable version of Windows NT 4.0 on this machine still, mostly because I don’t have the new system I have been promised yet, so I am reluctant to install much of anything new on it.
Is it too much, do you think?
Really, the website must look like it has been boiled too long and stuffed into crates on IE/Win. That’s simply not right.
You think maybe a 20 or 30 pixel font would be enough? Is 50 pixels too tall?
Is it too much, do you think?
Really, the website must look like it has been boiled too long and stuffed into crates on IE/Win. That’s simply not right.
You think maybe a 20 or 30 pixel font would be enough? Is 50 pixels too tall?
Well, 50 pixels effectively blocks the uppermost flowers, but as luck would have it, I know how to navigate the internets directly to http://www.lessthanthis.com, which is where most of your new content is located, so I’m all groovy.
Well, 50 pixels effectively blocks the uppermost flowers, but as luck would have it, I know how to navigate the internets directly to http://www.lessthanthis.com, which is where most of your new content is located, so I’m all groovy.