Saw this on Phog.net. Spending a lot of time there today because I’m sick and can’t figure out how to fix Glimpse. Yes, there’s a reason I haven’t posted any new photos in a while.
Last time KU lost in Manhattan, Dr. No was nine years old.
I was at a birthday party on Saturday and was introduced to the most annoying thing ever: the MetroCard clicker.
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Whatever...I think I'll skip it and try to figure out a KU message board equivalent to Bangladesh.
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Seems like a bit of an over-reaction by people, since the new board is essentially functional (though painful, particularly to Firefox users). In any case, Politics is most active on the new board, everything else is most active on the old board. Very odd. As a developer, what were they thinkin
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What's up with phog.net? I visited there a while ago and things were all weird.
Posted by: hellx | February 20, 2007 4:48 PM
It has split in half, much like India and Pakistan, complete with skirmishes over rocky land nobody else wants. I haven't been following too closely, but something about a new board not working, so the owner went back to the old board.
Old board.
New board.
Posted by: Mr. Guapo | February 20, 2007 4:57 PM
Seems like a bit of an over-reaction by people, since the new board is essentially functional (though painful, particularly to Firefox users). In any case, Politics is most active on the new board, everything else is most active on the old board. Very odd.
As a developer, what were they thinking by not testing the new board with Firefox?
Posted by: slug | February 20, 2007 8:21 PM
Whatever...I think I'll skip it and try to figure out a KU message board equivalent to Bangladesh.
Posted by: hellx | February 21, 2007 10:51 AM