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- I shall bid you all good night to the tones of a sweet lullaby: http://ping.fm/W2n3g #awesome #tbdm #sweetdreams
- Everyone should listen to Gojira. All the time. The world would be a better place.
- Tonight will be all about photography of the awesomeness that goes under the name Mother Misery. :)
- Meeting marathon week, day 2 done.
- One hand clapping vs silence vs Bruce Lee. What happens?
Lifestream
- Listened to Spite Suicide - The Black Dahlia Murder.
- Listened to Miscarriage - The Black Dahlia Murder.
- Listened to Rise Inside - Killswitch Engage.
- Listened to Without a Name - Killswitch Engage.
- Listened to Vide Infra - Killswitch Engage.
- Listened to The Element of One - Killswitch Engage.
- Listened to Temple From the Within - Killswitch Engage.
- Listened to Self Revolution - Killswitch Engage.
- Listened to Numbered Days - Killswitch Engage.
Welcome!
The 160 char version: Technology Director at Profero by day. Photographer by night. Architect Of The Apocalypse, Father, Geek, Guitarist and Headbanger all hours.
For the longer version I suggest you go and read on the About page.
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W3C no valida CSS by arrayexception
Blimey, found this in my list of drafts, guess I didn’t finish it because I started it between dishes during Xmas Day and family weren’t too impressed with me typing away on computer.
Anyways, just wanted to highlight that the guys behind the W3C validator (still) need support. Without the HTML validator (and the CSS validator etc) the landscape of what today is “semantic HTML” would have been infinitely different, and regardless of your thoughts on W3C being fast/slow moving or if you like/dislike how they decide things, the validator(s) have been there all along, for you, me and us all to use. They have created assurance where there wasn’t any, they have been a support when you needed them and they have been nagging you and forcing you to up your game when it comes to your code. If you work with front-end code in the slightest they have played a major part in how your work has been shaped.
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