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[2003 June 30 @ 12:39 AM]

I spent the entire weekend in bed with Movable Type. And now, among other things, ycabw has comments. Not everything is in place yet; and, to add to my traffic woes, I nixed the sub domain. So point your browsers at http://tqed.com/ instead of http://ycabw.tqed.com/. Ooh, the blog personifies itself, "moving on up! moving on up!"

A few things about Movable Type. The install was amazingly smooth. CGI-everything makes me feel like it's 1996, but I can look past that. Veteran ycabw readers know that tqed.com ain't going down due to CGI performance reasons. One complaint is MT's notion of a template. It seems like there's a 70% redundancy in the different default templates. To alleviate this, I wrapped my archive templates into a JSP. The archive JSP forwards requests to my main index page, which, in turn, includes the calling JSP. This saved me a ton of time since I really only had to create one template that includes modifications where needed. Yuck, tech speak. No more of that ever again on this blog. Ever.

I have crises in the dish and laundry departments. I purchased paper plates to mitigate the dishware situation, but before you thumb all your green fingers at me, check this out: Fuckin' Hippies.
 
On top of that I lost my letter opener last week and subsequently found it in the refrigerator today. Not that losing a letter opener is a crisis, but finding it in the refrigerator -- that's borderline.

I'm off to NYC soon. Since it looks like I'll have to drag dirty laundry all across the country, I'll take suggestions for the best laundromats in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and/or Queens. Other "best of" suggestions are welcome too. God, just recently I was at my local tavern and I saw this dude wearing a shirt that said "Lower East Side." Has it come to that?

More tavern philosophy: on Friday my friend remarked that she, "exaggerates all the time." I had to duck out for a bit to think about it. I think it is not logically possible to exaggerate all the time. Does a proof exist?

Nothing of a second: I begged a great writer friend of mine to start a blog. She shaped-shifted and countered and mentioned stuff about Buddha and moments and inwardness. There it is! The death of everything Blog by the only sage I know.

Blogs: the king embodiment of useless ephemeral moments -- that is until Friendster assumes the crown.

Hey, I don't even make sense to myself tonight -- perhaps it is due to my 36-hour bout with Movable Type.

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Comments! Now I can spread my idiocy throughout the web.

Thirty-six hours in bed with MT could make anyone incoherent...although the letter-opener in the fridge is suspect. Blogging is addictive and could drive you over the edge. Beware.

Posted by: Jen @ June 30, 2003 12:31 PM


Congrats. Movable Type is great.

Posted by: Andy Baio @ July 1, 2003 09:03 AM


So glad you've switched. And shortening the name is extremely helpful. Good work. Definitely worth the extra time.

Posted by: Jen Leo @ July 4, 2003 09:28 AM



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