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The theatrical trailer for The Matrix: Revolutions is out. Two words: Wow.

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p>Also, just because: The Matrix: ReSeussed.

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On September 28th, 2003, this was trivial. | Comments Off

Geeking out today. I took Monday off, so I’m working all day. Current task: learn Access 2000. I figured out the frustration I was feeling wasn’t due to my inability to understand what the Access 2000 Bible was trying to tell me, but due to the fact that the book simply sucks; [...]

On September 27th, 2003, this was trivial. | (Tags: Microsoft, Relational Database Management Systems, yeah—technology) | Comments Off

Feeling vaguely anti-technology today. Struggled with Windows XP and its hired thugs (i.e. Dreamweaver MX) all morning. At the same time, thinking about the Technology Orientations I have to give to staff today. Why do we have all this technology here at HoneyRock, when we’re trying to be a “Place Apart”? [...]

On September 26th, 2003, this was trivial. | (Tags: anti-technology) | Comments Off

So I’m stuck here in my basement laboratory the Wheaton College Yearbook Office. Been here all weekend, surrounded by sullen and hostile machines who desire no less than my demise. Yes, I am the long-overdue-for-retirement 2003 Tower Editor-in-Chief, may I soon rest in peace.

Adobe Pagemaker 6.5+, running in the Classic Environment aboard Mac [...]

On September 21st, 2003, this was trivial. | (Tags: Adobe, Wheaton College Yearbook Office) | Comments Off

Moving on out.

On May 10th, 2003, this was trivial. | Comments Off

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p>By the way, for any of you webheads out there (you know who you are), I highly recommend the W3C’s MarkUp Validation Service. As you might notice from the bottom of the page, I keep a

On May 6th, 2003, this was trivial. | (Tags: HTML, W3C's MarkUp Validation Service) | Comments Off

So, for my so-easy-it-disgusts-me-but-hey-its-two-credits web design class, our “big project” is due on Tuesday. Required elements: frames, a javascript clock, and a javascript rollover, among other things. I have created a monster. Witness it in all its glory.

The sad thing is, things like this are… kinda fun to make. If [...]

On May 5th, 2003, this was trivial. | Comments Off

I’m back now. Cornerhost, my provider, got the rug pulled out from underneath it by their server provider, Serverbeach. Michal, our hard-working sysadmin, has been scrambling since Saturday early morning to set up new servers at Rackspace. He deserves a hand.

On April 28th, 2003, this was trivial. | (Tags: Cornerhost, Serverbeach) | Comments (1)

Well, it still doesn’t make sense, but I’m just going to run with it. Modules are cool.

UPDATE: Hey, it works. All my templates are finally set up. Boy, don’t I feel cool.

UPDATE: newstalk is ready for business. Permalinks work. Archives work. Everything WORKS!

On April 11th, 2003, this was trivial. | Comments (3)