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My living room is dark. Too dark. No overhead light fixture. I needed a hanging light, but didn’t want the fixture to be fixed to one spot. Here’s a novel way to put overhead light right where I want it!

You like sites with rounded corners and drop shadows? Wish those sites would reflow to be wider or narrower when you resize the browser? I figured out a method to do rounded corners and drop shadows while keeping a liquid layout. Here’s my explanation.

The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has a number of recommendations on web design principles. This is a project demonstrating the W3C ideal of the seperation of content, style, and behaviour into three easily-changeable components.

Does your CPU overheat? Feeling the temptation to blow money on expensive and unnecessary core cooling setups? Build your own air ducting and save! Here’s how!

In 1997, I ran a website called The Farm. It started out as a personal site hosted on the then-massive three megabytes of space provided free with my dialup’s service; it was my playground as I learned HTML. Later, I decided that my literary friends could also benefit by having their stuff posted on the net (a rarity in the days before Livejournal and Geocities), so The Farm was born. The version posted here is the final incarnation of the shared site, the culmination of three months of site redesign (I told you I was learning), posted online in this form for only 6 weeks before I closed the dialup account. I provide this for you as historical reference; perhaps the former “Residents” of The Farm will find this copy and smile.