Of passing note.

[swestrup]

The old Rexpolo has now been resurrected as a temporary expedient to understand the perl code which converts our data files to html. Soon, I shall have it converting the data images to wiki storage format. This is being done for both sentimental reasons, and because I need a minor project to help me understand how the guts of this wiki I've just installed work.

Comments

[capj.livejournal.com]

Looks entertaining; I should read through the whole thing sometime. Since you added this to your web site, it reminded me to check your home page, and sure enough, you updated it to link to your journals! Very good, but you shouldn't say that your swestrup journal is uninteresting, because you often post interesting tidbits on here. You should just say "Here's my personal journal", if you feel that you don't want to seem immodestly enthusiastic. Also, you should add a set of links on the home page as a table of contents to the public content of the web site(nag, nag). You should also "Livejournal" it when you update your website.
Also, I would find it interesting if you would "Livejournal" it when you start reading a new webcomic. Maybe you could post your webcomic reading list on your website and update it whenever you have time; in the meantime, your readers could keep up with the changes by reading here.
Let's see; was there anything else? Oh yeah, I like my status reports in 3D, but don't take a lot of time doing it... ;-)

[capj.livejournal.com]

I was going to suggest that you tag your webcomics posts "webcomics", but I wonder if you already realized what I discovered, that thinking about tags seriously eats up mental bandwidth?

[swestrup]

Um, mostly what my web page is doing now is pointing to my Livejournal stuff. As such, there isn't much point in directing folks to in from livejournal, as they'll just end up back where they started.

Once I actually put up some content on my web page, I'll mention it here.

[capj.livejournal.com]

I posted an example of what I mean on my new website for holding stuff for display elsewhere:
http://www.geocities.com/capjmm/ -- a table of contents of the directories.
I thought it would be cool for you to do the same, so that someone who visits your home page can browse your interesting files.

[capj.livejournal.com]

Well, I was interested to see that you finally added a bit to your home page, and I'm sure others would be interested to know that, even if they are only links that return them back here.