Setting up ScribeFire to post to OKS Blog is easy.

Just use http://oks.verymad.net/~onekopaka/blog/ as the URL and your username and password to login to the Admin interface here.

• You can use plugins of any kind
• You get more storage space for images
• You can put JavaScript in your post

The thing I don’t like about Opera is that every time I scroll down to the bottom of a page, there’s a black line. There is also a black border around the search box.

I may end up using Opera instead.

You have a zippo lighter in your iPod Touch? Suspicious…

you should also make the snow pile up on the “dedicated snow page”. What would be really funny is that when the snow piles to the top of the screen, you should somehow make it come out the monitor or screen of whoever is viewing it . I’m just making this up.

I got three inches of snow. I bet that your blog will get so covered in digital snow that it will freeze over.

At our place, there’s a huge hill. Last year, my dad drove down it and his car spun 720 degrees out of control. He was lucky not to crash.

I have never heard of an iPod Touch “accidentally” saving a screenshot. How did this happen, where did you find it, and how did you upload it?

I have heard reports that when the police tried to stop the crowd, it took them ten minutes. Also, other employees had to climb onto the vending machines to escape the puddle of customers.

(i don’t know the CSS code for the little “R” in the circle)

So anyway, if you want to do a USB install and not have it be slow, pull up some instructions for an 8.04 persistent USB install.

I am also appalled by your Microtard’s stance. You’re the one making strange drawings over Windows 7..

In the other theme with a Halo screenshot, the navbar allows you to navigate between adjacent articles.

I’d like to comment that the reCaptcha thing was messed up when I forgot to enter the words in the field. It was placed in the middle, and the “RECENT POSTS” section was blocking it. The publish button was also in the wrong place. Another sign that this blog needs massive improvement.

Joomla is actually a content management system.

About the login link, I can move it into the navbar with the subscribe and admin links.

I downloaded Opera 9.6 for trial on my PPC Mac (10.4.8), and it turns out Opera gets an 85 on the acid3 test. It’s actually better than Firefox which got a 77/100.

For me, Opera 9.6 looks no different from Opera 9.5. They probably just fixed a few bugs.

For now, I’ll stick with my Firefox 3.0 browser. They say it has the best security.

Firefox 3 should get a 71, as that was where the progress was cut off (Firefox 3 had to ship). Firefox 3.1 is supposed to pass Acid3 (only 7 points more).

Google Chrome, being based on WebKit, which was the first rendering engine to fully and completely pass Acid3 (including speed, but they did at one point cheat, but I don’t know if they still do) is bound to get a higher score than Firefox 3.

The next Google Chrome release is highly likely to completely pass Acid3, after a few merges with WebKit trunk.

So currently, the only released rendering engine to pass Acid3 is WebKit (Opera 9.6 does not pass Acid3, despite all the hype about Opera being the first, but that was a poorly hacked up version), with Gecko 1.9.1 (Firefox 3.1) not far away.

But in my opinion, Google Chrome sucks so bad it would have given IE7 a pretty dang high score.

The only browser in hell that can make IE seem good.

Chrome makes IE6 seem good

Like heavenly good.

1. Freddie has no hair.

2. Freddie has no hands, so he can’t use a comb.