Monthly Archives: August 2003
Tenterhooks
I’m on tenterhooks waiting to hear whether the Internet Professional Program is going to go ahead this September. They’re waiting to see how many people sign up. There’s an information session Wednesday evening at Robson Square. I hope there’s a … Continue reading
Back to Blosxom
I’m in the middle of a switch back to Blosxom for this weblog, but I haven’t decided exactly how to set it up. In the meantime, here’s the blosxom version, subject to change without notice.
Gay Marriage
Until now I’ve avoided politics here, but I can’t keep silent about this. Gay marriage will be good for gays, good for society and good for the institution of marriage. Some kind of newly-minted “domestic partnership,” on the other hand, … Continue reading
Back to School
I’m going to be a student! Starting September 29, I’ll be taking a leave of absence from my lovely job to attend the Internet Professional Program, a full-time, nine-month certificate program offered by UBC Continuing Studies, Division of Applied Technology. … Continue reading
Really Simple Blogging with the Atom API
Danny Ayers has created a “totally minimal blogging system” based on the Atom API. All it does is post entries from a HTML form and add them to a file containing all the entries on the server side (as in … Continue reading