God, I love Japan.

Meat
hats are IN.

That's probably some sort of game show gone wrong, or maybe gone right; I'm wondering if the plan is like, last meat head standing wins? Seems more like a recipe for a clawed out eyeball. Plus, would a lizard really want to eat a big old slab of meat? I thought they preferred rodents or snakes and stuff, but I guess if you strap something to the head of a teeny-jpopper I'd go for it too.

Yay resizable roundiness

I kept the colors and a lot of general stuff from the original rounded corners template, but redid the layout so that everything is resizable and always fills the entire window. I'm quite happy with it; no more nasty fixed width images. I'll probably get my own color scheme and ditch the remaining template bits just to be original, but that'll wait until I have more free time on my hands. Currently writing a little paper for a conference; it's going pretty well, but deadlines are short! That and I have a test coming up on Thursday, and some projects to finish up.

Awesome.

This has got to be the most awesome thing I have ever witnessed. Ever. I stared at it for like, six hours... time to go to bed. The best part is that it's on ytmnd; I've never seen anything even remotely interesting on that shitty site before.

Tinkering

I'm mucking about with the template; I love the rounded corners, see, but having something fixed width is just unacceptable. This is the internet, it's not a photogallery! Seriously, HTML is designed to present info in a logical manner to the user, regardless of their input capabilities; you can add graphics, certainly, but if they detract from the experience you should just use text. Every website I've ever made looks fine in Lynx... then again 99% of people nowadays don't even know what Lynx is. Simple answer: Lynx is better than you. It's the fastest web browser ever created, and I mean ever.

Ho-hum. Lots of crap going on, I'm psychotically busy with work, but I can't help tinkering around with this thing... I like tinkering way too much. Tinkering is actually the number one reason I have a cat; with such a complicated mapping of inputs to outputs, I never get tired of messing with her.