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Thursday, 25 July 2002

Here's how it works. Brett Morgan asks about a Mozilla-based blogging client, and I point to Mozblog. A couple of hours later, I happen to notice a link scroll by in my apache logs at www.pastiche.org, pointing to my inset-header CSS trick, which I'm pretty sure I only ever posted to my livejournal, not this blog. I follow the referrer back, and find that inset header being used (with credit, thankyou!) by Mike Lee, who also linked back to this blog. (in a post dated about an hour before my post about Mozblog. Mike is, guessing from his link to UWS, in Sydney) Mike runs the Mozblog project. As Eddie the Shipboard Computer would say, "Improbability sum now complete." Zaphod: Ford, this is Trillian. Hi. Trillian, this is my semi-cousin Ford who shares three of the same mothers as me. Hi. Trillian, is this sort of thing going to happen every time we use the Infinite Improbability Drive? Trillian: Very Probably Zaphod: Zaphod Beeblebrox, this is a very large drink. Hi. 11:14:16 PM

Thought of the day. Make a blog ui based on Mozilla's mail/news client. [Brett Morgan's Insanity Weblog] Like MozBlog? 7:51:08 PM

Charles' Six Rules of Unit Testing: Write the test first Never write a test that succeeds the first time Start with the null case, or something that doesn't work Don't be afraid of doing something trivial to make the test work Loose coupling and testability go hand in hand Use mock objects Read Six Rules of Unit Testing for the whole story... 5:27:51 PM