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02:17
29 Jul
2003		 A Rare Occurrence
 

Yes, it's that rare beast, a website not designed by me yet involving me. Of course, this has its disadvantages - OJ maintains this slightly unsettling affinity for the spartan black and white look, a notion of which I shall have to disabuse him, and I haven't the slightest idea how this Movable Type thing works. I say bring back Blogger. At least they created their own word for their software instead of just spelling 'Moveable' wrong.

Anyhow, seeing as OJ would appear to have collapsed, exhausted, after a second test post, I am proud to have issued the first proper Dayorama (version 3) post. I am off to work out how to take over this website and bring back my beloved purples and blues, bye for now.
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Comments so far: 3


On July 29, 2003 at 09:07, OJ said:

Hmm. Well, some of us can even test the commenting system whilst at work, due to the magic of broadband! (and not that much work to do - yet)

On July 29, 2003 at 15:56, Ollie said:

For some reason, a few of the grey parts of the site (which doesn't necessarily narrow things down) don't appear at first and only appear once I scroll down then up again. Fascinating, Spock. The sooner this goes purple, the better...

On July 29, 2003 at 21:09, OJ said:

I'll bet it's a HTML rendering issue in IE. It looked weird at work, with the posts popping through the big title at the top, but at home it's just fine. Still, purple is called for, but only in a tasteful manner. Please?