house of warwick

Fixed some mistakes I made in my template, mainly the side elements--I had deleted some tags I shouldn't have. (Bad grammar?)

I'm reading the Zeldman epic DWWS, but to me it's more entertaining than instructional. That's because I haven't finished the "Definitve Guide to CSS" or "Eric Meyer on CSS". I'm convinced that CSS is the way to go, I just need a bigger brain.

I wonder if Messers Zeldman and Meyer handcraft the majority of their CSS?

I just sent Chris Lydon $20 for his webcasts. I've been listening to the interviews on his website and keeping up with the new show. I've been a fan of NPR and donate to my local station, but I wanted an opportunity to contribute directly to the author.

Without shyness, I also contributed to get his attention: I'd like to interview him at BloggerCon

Robert Scoble says:

Dylan Tweney says he's noticing commenting...

Dylan Tweney says he's noticing commenting spammers. Oh, great.

[The Scobleizer Weblog]

I'm seeing this too. Makes me wish that Radio could let me control comment posting. While I'm at it, I'd like RSS feeds for *all* of my comments (in one feed), trackback and comments in the same display, and full content searching from within Radio. Maybe in Radio 11. :>

The corporate office of my new employer is on the ball when it comes to technology. You would think a 100 plus year old publishing company would smell like old books. Not so. I installed a Cisco SoftPhone, part of Cisco's AVVID product line, and tested it today. I am happy to report that it works very well over a T1, Cable modem, and even 802.11b. The sound quality is just as good as a regular digital or analog phone. What is even better is that my voicemails are sent to me attached to emails, making them portable objects and freeing them of the confines of a voice only system. My laptop is now the hub for all of my communications: email, instant messaging, and voice. I will only have to use my cell phone when I can't get on a decent network connection. [X-log]