Posts from March 2002
Pattern Matching
Excellent! I’ve finally found a simple explanation of selector pattern matching – all the > + and * you sometimes see in css – at BrainJar.com. So many things make so much more sense now …
Available Domain Names
Here are a few more great selections from my research into available domain names: asleepbyeleven.com tyrannosaurausdave.com sugarfreelinks.com eatenbyanogre.com smellslikechicken.net donoteattheyellowsnow.com kneedeepintrouble.com Previous Fun Domain Names: 1, 2
The Ides of March
I have to admit that I haven’t visited one of the best blogs – Bloggus Caesari – in quite some time. He hasn’t posted since the 11th, and I wonder what – if anything – is going to happen to his blog today. (Beware! Beware!) reminder via Random Thoughts from a Large Head
People Hate Cats or Love Masturbation
Aye Carumba! Here are last night’s search statistics from my site: 184: god kills a kitten 142: every time you masturbate god kills a kitten 14: every time you masturbate 11: god kills kitten 7: masturbate god kills kitten 6: masturbate kitten 6: every time you god kills a kitten 6: masturbate god kills a
PHP and MySQL
Some helpful database links
Box Office Record Breakers
How do you decide which film made more money?
Windy City
It is so windy today that it’s blogworthy. It’s crazy windy. Sixty and seventy mile per hour gusts windy. Shaking the windows windy.It’s very odd. Trees are actually being felled. One right here in Studio City.
SuperBowl Video Sets Record for Sales
The plot held no secrets, the characters were familiar, and yet neither the players nor fans who gathered at the premiere of the New England Patriots’ Super Bowl highlight video seemed to care that they saw most of the material before. Although it first went on sale this week, the video has already set a
One Time Too Many
One Time Too Many – PJ Harvey
Follow Me Here …
Eliot at Follow Me Here … gave me kudos for helping him reformat his Blogger templates and css so that they would validate. I’m not really *that* altruistic. He was using a table-based design and because of the many images in his sidebar it took forever for me to load his page on my slow