Friday, December 17, 2010

So what the hell can I do then?


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Anyone else been on a blog/forum that lists these gems? WTF? If you don't want us, then don't let us in the front door, duh.

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  1. I have not seen anything like that, other than on old posts or posts that have a gazillion comments. Why would anyone bother to read such a blog?

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  2. I've seen a number of such places. I generally just turn and walk back out the door.

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  3. I've been places like that. They want you to register and be a member of their group before you can comment. Ptooey, I say!

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  4. lady red, yep, those kind of subscription type blogs are just way too full of cliques for me.

    Ptooey is right!

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  5. I guess I need to get around more :-)

    Besides a couple sports blogs, I just stay here (our home page on the laptop), check Drudge several times a day and look at DL's front page one a month or so.

    I spend lots of time on rhododendron/plant sites (info only, no registration or comments) and am addicted to Zuma.

    Throw in Amazon and that's my web-life in a nutshell.

    img:"http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y117/floranista/dancingpurplebanana.gif"

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  6. Bask in their utter awesomeness?

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  7. Florrie, how come your banana is purple?

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  8. Florrie that almost looks like a singing aubergine(eggplant)!

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  9. I've seen it quite a few times florrie. Usually if I'm looking for an answer to a question I have, I will just google the question and it often leads to these forum type blogs. They all seems to have that big list of "you can't do that here."

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  10. Oh and leeeeeeeeewy! Can you fix apostrophies showing as &#39 in the comments side bar? I think they did that when we first started and I believe you fixed it???

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  11. Florrie, how come your banana is purple?

    I didn't want to scare Lyana with a yellow one :-)

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  12. Ah so, thanks, Fay.

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  13. LOL florrie I forgot about Lyana and bananas :))

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  14. Fay - yeah, I noticed the apostrophe's were doing that... funny, I didn't change anything - and I've noticed the phenomenon at some other sites as well... I'm thinking the RSS feed encoding changed slightly... I've been thinking how I want to fix it and clean up the "sidebar markup problem" generally; it'll take a leeetle bit of research, nothing drastic...

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  15. Thanks Lewy, take it easy and enjoy your Christmas. No big deal to get this cleaned up in a hurry.

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  16. Fay is right. Take your time, lewy. We'll wait. And wait. And wait. :)) (you know I'm kidding!)

    Friday night giggles. I've found the perfect boat for TCKT!

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  17. LOL lady red!

    I've done a bit of sailing but I've never owned a boat. I think every boat owner I know would relate to the cartoon - throwing buckets of money at it ...

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  18. I didn't want to scare Lyana with a yellow one :-)

    So you disguised it as an eggplant - LOL - brilliant! :-)

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  19. M'k... I hacked a quick fix for l'affaire l'apostrophe... I tested in Firefox/Safari/Chrome, which is all the browsers I have access to right now. Hopefully I didn't screw up IE. (You never know).

    The embedded markup (the <i> etc) is a little more involved...

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  20. Looks good Lewy, thank you. I checked it in IE (although I don't think I have the latest version installed) and it looks fine there as well.

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  21. Yikes, those boat mishaps!!!

    lady red,ROFLMAO!!

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  22. Testing: '''''''''''''''''''''''

    Ahah. Dance's comment uncovered a bug in my fix - this should work better.

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  23. Fascinating, captain.

    The XHTML escape processing is interacting with the RSS/Atom entry description truncation in a way which precludes total elimination of a trailing ampersand. Full parsing of the RSS entry and subsequent tree pruning will be required.

    <Spock-out/>

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  24. Dammit, Spock, I'm just a country doctor, and can't understand your Vulcan gobbledegook!

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  25. Dances - LMAO! Yeah, I get that a lot...

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  26. You two are funny! :))

    The comments in the sidebar are looking great, lewy! Thank you so much! :X

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