January 17, 2006 – 05:25 pm
Well, it worked on the single-post page, but it totally screwed up my home page. Don’t know if I’ll do that again.
January 14, 2006 – 02:00 am
If you look down at the right-hand side of middle panel on the front page of this blog, you’ll find a section for small articles that we called “Asides.” I use this section for posts that are little more than links to other things on the Internet.
Over the past four months of our stay here [...]
January 12, 2006 – 10:43 pm
Well, I got the colors and new logo done. There’s still a few things I can’t quite figure out. Those little gray areas at the top of the “Nifty Box” on the front page, for example. And the navigation at the top of the “single post” page is screwed up, as is the giant space [...]
November 1, 2005 – 09:09 pm
I started a new blog. I call it “transitions.” I think it’s going to be more of a diary than what we have here at Fluid Imagination (and I use the phrase “we” in a very, very loose sense). I’m planning on (and the key phrase is “planning on”) posting my “spew” on transitions. Like [...]
September 26, 2005 – 05:04 am
So, this weekend, I transfered over the SiteMeter stats tracking thing that we had from the last site. While I was configuring it, I found that SiteMeter added a new little feature to the type of stats it follows. I’ve always been able to look at the IP addresses for the visitors to the site, [...]
September 19, 2005 – 05:09 pm
Would it be an exaggeration to say that the mainstream media has has begun to rethink its relationship with its audience? That more and more media executives are starting to realize that more and more people don’t want to be passive receptors, but active participants? Would it be wrong to say that news organizations are [...]
September 19, 2005 – 04:20 pm
Nothing major. Just updating my Technorati Profile to the new blog address.
September 17, 2005 – 04:52 pm
Well, as you can probably see, the whole look of the site has changed. That’s because, on the previous theme, I broke the sidebar. I started messing around in the code without creating a backup first, and either put something in or took something out when I shouldn’t have.
So, if you come to the [...]
April 26, 2005 – 02:34 pm
Why is it that all the important questions come up in areas where the necessary answer is difficult to defend? It could be because Progress likes to have its fun with us, as if it was saying, “You want to continue down the path of a mature society? Well, you’re going to have to walk [...]
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