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Monthly Archives: October 2004
THE BASTARD OPERATOR FROM HELL
The old ones are always the best… had this brought to my attention on Palimpsest. THE BASTARD OPERATOR FROM HELL OFFICIAL ARCHIVE
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Some thoughts on Firefox
Some well thought out points on converting from IE to Firefox – you know you want to do it… Phil Bradley:Firefox
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The joys of PHP
It is a wonderful thing when something you think might be really complicated turns out to be really simple. On www.davebriggs.net, I have three columns. The left one holds links common to all pages, including the internal site navigation; the … Continue reading
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Developments
Plenty has happened since I last posted. I have had a total re-think of how I am going to ‘do’ davebriggs.net. Instead of going for a graphics-heavy Dreamweaver approach, I’m going to do it in Linux, more or less hand … Continue reading
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