Jobs for tomorrow

Jobs for tomorrow: Sort out comment spam protection; tidy up code in imported posts; set up a blogroll.

2:51 am · 27 September 2004 · comments off
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    turn the favicon back on…

    gassit · 27 September 2004 · 5:16 pm
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    I might just do that. But I’m going to do a new one.

    Robert · 27 September 2004 · 5:24 pm
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    Having big problems loading the header images in Opera, works fine in IE though..

    yobbo · 27 September 2004 · 6:09 pm
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    Hmm, the header image wouldn’t load on its own for me either (not Opera though; Firefox v0.5 or something). But after d/ling it separately (right click, “View Background Image”, back button), works fine.

    Looks nice, although I can’t say I think much of the “Kick and Scream” font. What fonts didja use, anyway?

    It’s always interesting to see each new design of your ‘blog, if only to find out what aspect of mad pinko radical history is “inspiring” your design sense this time around…

    mark · 27 September 2004 · 6:47 pm
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    works ok on Opera, Firefox and Avant here

    Francis Xavier Holden · 27 September 2004 · 7:33 pm
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    I don’t much care about Opera.

    So, Mark, which bit of pinko history inspires this one?

    10 points to anyone who works it out.

    Robert · 27 September 2004 · 9:45 pm
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    seems ok on safari too robert. a couple of niggles though, this comment entry box seems a little too wide (and a bit too short too).

    gassit · 27 September 2004 · 10:03 pm
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    oi - whats this “I don’t much care about Opera.”

    watch it kiddo

    Francis Xavier Holden · 28 September 2004 · 12:46 pm
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    I know, I know! (I think)

    Folks, look to the background art in the star to find a clue for a famous artist and poet, socialist in their own way and one of my famous all time artists to boot.

    Manas · 28 September 2004 · 3:27 pm
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    The design in the star reminds me of William Morris, who would kind of fit Manas’ description

    John Q · 29 September 2004 · 3:33 am
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    Damn, two hours late. If I’m right, you win anyway John :-)

    (Car… er, Alex, is the answer “Who is William Morris?”? A spot o’ googling took me to a website dedicated to him, adorned with patterns which look kinda similar to the one in the star…)

    mark · 29 September 2004 · 3:35 am
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    If you hadn’t already found it, Kitten’s SpamWords is the bomb diggity.

    Raena Armitage · 29 September 2004 · 5:54 am
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    William Morris it is. (His Marigold pattern, to be precise.)

    Robert · 29 September 2004 · 10:57 am
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    The best wallpaper designer of all time.

    Manas · 29 September 2004 · 11:37 am
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    I KNEW I knew that name! I lived in Walthamstow for a while and would always see signs and odd community mentions of the William Morris Gallery. He sounded like a tobacco baron to me which means it’s weird I never bothered to visit.

    Very sultry new look though, Rob - I like!

    Jess · 30 September 2004 · 7:47 am
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    For a moment I thought the Gothic script and the red was leading us to the wonderful Rosa. Perhaps next time.
    The background in Safari loads last. Looks very slinky though I was not bored with the last one.

    David Tiley · 30 September 2004 · 8:09 pm