Mooquackwooftweetmeow

Concatenating zoölogical onomatopœia since 1999

About Mooquackwooftweetmeow

Hi! This is Mooquackwooftweetmeow, a collection of stuff by Greg K Nicholson.

Entries written in April 2004

  1. Free fastness I'm on ntl:broadband - mint!
  2. I've actually just finished the last post... Aren't foreign websites funny? slaap lekker!
  3. Adventures in XML I did manage to get the XML+XSL-based jiggery-pokery for The Twaddle working - quite nicely, actually. Getting the entire contents of the content field onto the page took a little bit of effort, as described on the mozillaZine forums.
  4. Opera + XSL = Eugh Evidently Opera doesn't like XSL - this weblog shows up as a lot of plain text with the odd URL chucked in. The question is whether I care.
  5. IE + XML + XSL + XHTML + W3C = Get In! As a prelude to some major back-end renovation I'm planning for The Twaddle, I decided to see if I could get Internet Explorer 6 to display this XSL-ified weblog nicely, not accounting for IE-unsupported CSS (which is already taken care of at The Twaddle). Previously, IE displayed the DOCTYPE declaration as plain text at the top of the page; using strategic HTML commenting, I've managed to prevent it from doing so.
  6. Wow - two entries in ten minutes - you'd think this was a weblog or something This sort of thing should be better publicised. (By the way, I think that's his serious face.)
  7. Hurrah for Ridiculous Quotes! While perusing this weblog at this ridiculous hour, I happened to follow my (text) link to the April Fools' Day thread on The Twaddle Forums, whereupon (oh, yeah!) I saw this most ridiculous quote from my cousin, who likes to call himself bob:
  8. Mandrakelinux A couple of weeks ago, I decided to take the plunge and install Mandrakelinux (10.0 Community) on my Windows XP box, for some dual-booting fun. Mandrake installed remarkably easily, and I found I could easily access my Windows documents from Linux.
  9. April Fool! Only kidding - it's not really.

About these entries

These entries are pretty old—beware of parachronisms.