Month: May 2005

Or, as you could also name this entry “I got there … eventually”.

No sooner had I made my new experiments area with a little bit of image replacement trickery than the whole thing started up again as I found several new articles about it. And whether or not they use the word “definitive” or not it seems there isn’t anything definitive about any of these.

This is turning into one of those areas of web design that is akin to eating a Cadbury’s Creme Egg – everybody does it differently, and everybody thinks their way is the right way.

Greetings. I am pleased to announce that the Geek Times is now mobile. Welcome to the wonderful world of moblogging!

There’s a great little explanation of common web terminology here, I love the food analogy. Very tasty. Heads up to Matt Wilcox for the link (check his site out, he has a beautiful navigation system).

Apparently it’s lots of short entries. However 30 entries a day seems a tad excessive, so I’ll stick with a few less than that.

The short entry thing, however, seems more achieva…

As you may have guessed I have a habit of not getting things done. I have no shortage of ideas, and plenty of motivation to start new projects, but finishing them is somewhat more challenging. This wouldn’t be such a big problem if I kept projects to myself, but I also have a habit of telling other people about them – therefore building up expectations of a swift completion. Which I then don’t deliver. Sigh.

I don’t really have an answer, although I am thinking about getting some kind of personal organiser (I need a new mobile phone anyway, maybe I should get a PDA?) so I can write down tasks I need to do and tick them off when I’ve done them. That way I might not get things done any quicker, but I won’t forget about quite as much. And I may also follow the advice in this article, which seems very sensible.

Actually, there is one thing I have done. Last night I set my new experiments area live. Maybe one day there’ll be more than just one article in there…