Left Justified - messing with the web

Today’s my 23rd birthday, and I really couldn’t care less. What a strange feeling — I’m neither excited nor stressed by the concept of aging. Oh well.
…and a big happy birthday to my friend and collegue, Brady J. Frey. No wonder we so often see eye to eye!

Real world scenario: A penguin walks into a bar… Hang on, wrong meeting.
Ok, here’s the deal: Consider the following HTML snippets, each containing a table of data that has been quoted from an earlier publication. The only difference is how the source is referenced. Is there one that stands above the others? Why?

Wow, I’ve certainly neglected this site of late. On the web design front, I’ve finally made some headway into version 2 of Left Justified – hooray! Even though the pixel pushing is nearly complete, the new design won’t be unveiled until the New Year due to all the backend changes I have planned. Lots of little intricacies to make my life easier, such as server side XSL for the templates and finally adding a front end to the database which runs the folio section so I don’t have to use phpMyAdmin to make additions — something which has been putting me off from updating the folio for months. Bad developer! Bad!

From an interview with Steve Vamos, Microsoft Australia’s managing director:

I don’t believe it is a true statement that IE doesn’t have the features that our customers want. We take user feedback very seriously. If you have that feedback, then you should feed it back to us because we will feed it to the product team.

Hmmm, [...]

Westciv have just announced the results of their CSS template competition. While my entry didn’t take out any of the three categories it was entered in (’no-images’, ‘print’ and ‘handheld’) it did score me a free copy of their Style Master software! I knew I should have bought John a drink after the WSG [...]

Late Thursday night, my housemates and I returned home to discover a horrid stench. Upon inspection of the backyard we were confronted by what could only be described as a flood of waste water and human excrement, caused by the roots of a large eucalypt tree in the adjacent (council-owned) property.
Fan-bloody-tastic. My yard was covered in the neighbourhood’s sewerage.