As a follow up to my USC email post, not that to keep things consistent, it’s necessary to change Thunderbird’s default setting under Account Settings -> Composition & Addressing. Instead of start my reply below the quote, choose start my reply above the quote. This is consistent with Gmail and USC’s web-based email client.
Last night I dreamt that the Russians (or some other country) thought they could nuke various US cities without retaliation. I’m not sure if it was a video (comedy) or a video game. But they were happy and laughing until, a few minutes after their strike, nukes came raining down on them and destroyed their…Continue Reading…
Talk about putting lots of things into one post. First I went to Evergreen with Michael Stalcup and Theo. It was a very interesting sermon. Personal examples really help to communicate the message. Then I went to SIT (Sophomores-In-Training, I think we’re calling it) at Larissa’s. It’s the very last Spring Training session. Next we’ll…Continue Reading…
Whoa! I just realized how similar Symantec and the word semantic are. I didn’t know that’s what the company was named for, until just now (was it actually named after that word?) It’s a good name. Reminds me of the time several weeks ago when I realized that the difference between the words busyness and…Continue Reading…
I got this song stuck in my head today. All remembered of the words were “C’mon baby, twist and shout.” Well, I looked it up: Twist and Shout, by the Beatles.
Example of a site with a menu that stays at the same place on a page, even while you scroll the rest of the page. I think it uses just CSS, rather than DHTML or Javascript.