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Glenn's 802.11b/Wi-Fi News has got the look, and he's using Weblogger.com, Baby. That's what I'm talking about. That three column variant on the BBell theme is what I want. I'll get this working RSN.

More Search, Less Hassle

1:11:50 PM

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Is this better than PicoSearch? Probably. It's Google, after all. But then, Google doesn't index my site everyday. So maybe not.

Here is the code for inserting Google into your weblog. Just change the URL and away you go (thanks to Glenn Fleishman for this):
[...]http://jrobb.userland.com/2002/09/28.html#a2622
[ Source: John Robb's Radio Weblog]

Update:I can't get Radio to display the actual code here. I know there is a way to do it, but the nominal backslash thing doesn't work. So I just put JR's permalink for the code instead. According to JR's comments The Google thing doesn't work well on small blogs like mine anyway -- yet.

Going Backward -- Pinging, Tracking, etc.

11:43:23 AM

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Is it enough? Is it too much? Is it redundant? Does it matter? Can life be summed in TrackBacks and PingBacks? The answer, it seems, is in the "aye" of the beholder.

Pingback vs. Trackback. Ian Hickson: Whitepaper: Pingback vs Trackback. "It seems pingback has caused quite a stir in the Web logging and syndication communities." (85 words) [ Source: dive into mark]

Formatting Lists with CSS

10:48:06 AM

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Advanced CSS lists. Mark Newhouse: CSS Design: Taming Lists. "I'll demonstrate how to use CSS to bring unwieldy lists under control. It’s time for you to tell lists how to behave, instead of letting them run wild on your web page." (41 words) [dive into mark]