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In anybody is reading this, you may have noticed that there have been one or two changes around these parts. For one thing, I started a music blog, which has completely spiralled out of control and become the location of 99% of the content on this website. Which is all well and good if you're looking to read my unfiltered opinions on the current state of industrial music (as of March 2025: pretty healthy), but not much use for anyone hoping to see web development skills in action.
So what are the biggest technical challenges facing Mr Internet dot biz today? Here are a few kinks large and small that our technical support staff are working on ironing out:
By the end of this exercise I need to be able to step back and honestly answer the question: does Mr Internet dot biz...
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It's supposed to tell you when it's a good time to go and brew a nice strong espresso, i.e. all the time.
Using an a tag to create a read more drop down doesn't work if you've got anything standing in between your a tag and the div you want to toggle visibility for, in my case the blog date (which I still need to get round to automating at some point as well). Solution? Floated it right. In my experience, using float always comes back to haunt you on certain screen sizes, so there's that to look forward to.
First post! I suppose this ought to function as a to-do list that I'll check back in on once in a while to see if Mr. Internet is on target for World Wide Web domination by TYoOLY2K. For starters: