Dedicated to the Invisible Audience
Posted on 25 Nov 2006 under Humour, Journal/Life Updates
And so begins the small but vital to my (in)sanity 18-day holiday. What did I do today?
Why, I woke up early in the morning, went for an early morning run, came back half an hour later, did my yoga, bathed, ate a nutritional, wholesome breakfast, and then went about the rest of the morning doing […]
Posted on 23 Nov 2006 under College, Humour, Life
If you know me, you know that I know that we all know that life is a bitch (see all posts under the “Life” category ;)). But did you also know that it has its own darkly ironic and twisted sense of humour? Well, now I do (too). Tomorrow’s the last exam - SS. Now, […]
Posted on 16 Nov 2006 under College, Journal/Life Updates
2 down, 4 to go… wrote my PTSP exam today. As feared, it was a tough paper and I didn’t do it as well as I would have liked. I think I should be able to pass comfortably, but that wasn’t the objective for these exams for me. I wanted to do well enough to […]
Posted on 10 Nov 2006 under College, Journal/Life Updates, Site Designing
Notice anything different about the blog? Pretty much everything? Yeah, the theme and the ads (which you won’t be able to see if you’re using an ad-blocker). Let’s start with the ads… I never thought I’d ever put ads on any of my websites, but there they are. (I hear Manas’s voice saying “sellout” […]
Posted on 05 Nov 2006 under Site Designing
The W3C CSS validator does not support opacity in CSS, even though browsers like Safari and Firefox have been supporting it since 2004 (Opera too, started supporting opacity later that year, apparently). Internet Explorer (like always) plays spoilsport. So you need to make something called a filter apparently and then use the opacity tag. Anyway, […]
Posted on 04 Nov 2006 under Site Designing
So a couple of days back, I log on to the internet, and log onto Silktide Sitescore. (I’ve been waiting for my site to finally get indexed by Alexa, which improves the sitescore because it proves how popular/visited your site is, and popularity is one of the measurements for Sitescore). So, this morning, I notice […]
