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This entry isn't about computers, or Inklog, or software, or even technology. In fact, it's as far from being about those things as possible.
Jess and I have decided that we should build our own dining room table. We were out looking at furniture and the stuff we saw that we really liked, I kept saying [...]

I have always assumed that Inklog would force its users to do their own HTML design. Placement of content items within an HTML page would be a task left to the template. However, recently, there has been some discussion regarding using a method similar to that of the *Nukes: force layout to be column/block based [...]

To give a real good idea of how Inklog will flow from end-to-end, I've written RequestFlowOverview. It should help you understand the core operation of Inklog. This write up was prompted by a Question in the Inklog forum written by someone whose questions have really helped me to fleshout the theory behind Inklog as well [...]

First, I leave the house 30 minutes late. Then, it takes me an hour and thirty minutes to get to work, fourty-five minutes longer than usual. Then I realize I forgot my badge and have to get a temporary.
Just to get in to the parking lot I had to give the gate guard my name [...]

Since SpamAssassin is getting me nowhere fast, even after I added in all the silly Network based tests, I've decided to evaluate a few other Spam Killing Machines.
Now, of course, none of these comments are in regard to how well it catches SPAM. I haven't used either of them long enough to know. I'm simply [...]

I always have trouble finding my bookmarks. And, even if I can find them, they aren't organized and I can't remember, half the time, why I bookmarked them in the first place. Additionally, I always try to keep a running list of the things that I've bookmarked so that I can relay that information on [...]

Lots of work has been done on Inklog. In order to better explain some of the concepts and terminology used within the system, I written a little bit on InkLogTheory that you may be interested in reading.

While I am a Reverend 24/7, I do have a day job. Something to pay the bills. God's work is incredible, but it doesn't always put food on the table. Every now and then, some interesting things happen at the office. My "Office Memos" section will highlight these anecdotes.
We'll start with this interesting tidbit received [...]

If it's not one thing it's another. I'm getting so fed up with this code base.
I made a template override for all items of a particular class in a particular section. I also made a template override for a datatype in a particular class in a particular section. Everything worked fine. Then I made an [...]

The U.S. Department of Education funds the closed captioning of many of the TV programs you see today. In their own special form of censorship, they've recently decided to stop funding the captioning of TV shows that involve Witchcraft.
But it isn't just WitchCraft the gets the boot.
Here are some programs from the list of those [...]