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I just logged in from work to check something here and noticed how my site looks on Internet Explorer. I hate you Microsoft for forever screwing websites with your own screwed HTML standards for years. I’m using IE 7.x right now and my frames are blown out on the posts with Youtube videos. I checked it [...]

Nothing to say.
At least, that’s what you would think of me for the last six months or so. In reality I’ve had plenty to say, I’ve simply had far too little time to say it. So, while I’ve got some free time right now, I think I’ll pour my mind out in somewhat of a [...]

I’m using a new addon for Firefox called Firebug. It allows you to pop up a small window on the bottom of the screen that displays the HTML and CSS of the page you are currently looking at. You can edit the code and it will make real time changes to the page as you [...]

Hi, my name is John and I’m a Google Addict. I wonder if there’s a support group?
I’m completely addicted to all things Google right now. They’ve just got the slickest tools now. I’ve moved all of my email over to Gmail, even my maine.rr.com and Johnhaven.net mail. You can retrieve POP mail in Gmail! I [...]

Okay, I’ve finally managed to figure out how to get the Google Reader javascript inserted into the PHP code for the site. I don’t really know much about PHP so there was some trial and error there but it’s all working now. I tinkered with the code that Google gives you to make it a [...]

I’m checking out Google Reader right now. Hopefully I can figure out how to put this into the sidebar and add it to the site rather than a post but here’s the javascript reader:

Or, if you prefer, here’s the public page of shared stories:
http://www.google.com/reader/shared/02651973518860645837
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Monetary Reimbursement for Services
I don’t do this anymore so don’t ask. =P It’s never been anything but a complete and total pain in the ass so I simply don’t do it.

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Bleh, this badly needs to be updated but I just don’t care right now so I’ll work on it later. I had detailed description of my machines on here but it’s all changed now. I’ll get to updating this later.
Desktops

I’m using Rainmeter for the clock, Rainlender for the calendar, Winamp for tunes, Style XP [...]

In this global community you have a responsibility to help halt the spread of malicious code on the net. It’s like the old saying goes, “When playing Poker, if you can’t spot the chump then you are the chump.” If you don’t know anything about this stuff then you probably are a part of the [...]

If you haven’t noticed already, I think you should try the Firefox web browser. If you’re using Internet Explorer…stop. Stop now. At least use Opera or Mozilla but if you want the best, it’s Firefox. I’ve been using Firefox since the 0.1 (Pescadero) release a few years ago and even then, it was a far [...]