Webworks and Offsite Comments,
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computers

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Lost Weird Comments

Just checked, and some of my comments are gone and some aren't.

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2012 Mar 16
Subjects: computers, letters of comment

Heart text

Okay, don’t know if you’ll see this addition to more-than-week-old thread but I just found it.

♥

If that works, it’s done thusly: &hearts;

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2012 Feb 11
Subjects: HTML

Four-dimensional games on low-resolution monitors

Then I were a hacker, by necessity. Now I be (mostly) a user, unavoidably.

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Sep 3
Subjects: computers, Radio Shack Model I, CompuServe, personal history

Intelligent Battlebots of the Near Future

They're smart. They're autonomous. They're armed!

Text, Text by Others, Video by Others added on 2011 Aug 25
Subjects: robot, war, military, digital future, Isaac Asimov

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Urantia Foundation Broke the Links to Their Online Urantia Book

One of the first rules about the world of hypertext: YOU DON'T CHANGE THE LINKS!

Text added on 2011 Aug 19
Subjects: Urantia, Urantia Foundation, Urantia Moovement, HTML, World Wide Web, The Art of

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All the links in all the graphics: type it in.

Chrissyyyyyyyy! Like your graphics, BUT... (don't you hate it when someone starts that way?)

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Aug 1
Subjects: HTML, World Wide Web

Cracked street sign

Electronic road sign cracked with "Impeach Obama" message

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Jul 19
Subjects: transport, computers, Barack Obama, hacking, humor

Travelling the blogiverse

Each additional blog means more competition for my time. So, various sites are competitive in terms of time-demand, but each site has its own attractions.

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Jul 19
Subjects: World Wide Web, wise use of time, digital future, online commerce

Oh, good. I thought it was just me

"...a big blank white space between lines of type?"

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Jul 15
Subjects: comics, The Art of, HTML, World Wide Web

Online masks and computer encounters

My earliest online masks and computer encounters

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Jul 13
Subjects: Internet, computers, CompuServe, Radio Shack Model I, IBM, online communication

Muddying this lovely crystal pool

My trepidation was simply that I wouldn't want to be muddying this lovely crystal pool when things are going so swimmingly. (Block that metaphor!)

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Jul 9
Subjects: HTML, World Wide Web

How did you do that line through?

~~How did you do that line through…?~~

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Jul 7
Subjects: HTML, webworker

How can online creators sustain a living?

Comics -- why get inky fingers and kill trees to read shrinking, squinty, limited-selection b&w when I can read what I want, archived, color, magnified-to-my aging vision comics online?

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Jun 21
Subjects: digital future, comics, comic strips, news, online commerce

Duplicious duo

Male (checking in shorts), check.

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 Jun 14
Subjects: homosexuality, digital disaster, humor, false faces

Ease of hacking (HillBuzz)

There is no trick to "regaining" control of your accounts if the password was hacked but not changed, for example.

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 May 31
Subjects: hacking, Anthony Weiner

Ease of Hacking (Iowahawk)

If like many idiots he uses the same password on various accounts, you only need find out one. If it's a low-power password, all the easier.

Read all… ‖ Subjects: added on 2011 May 31
Subjects: hacking, Anthony Weiner