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2008/12/25
 00:00:00

Merry Christmas!

I hope everyone has a great Christmas.

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2007/12/25
 00:00:00

Merry Christmas!

If you're reading this in RSS, for full effect you'll probably need to actually visit my site. I've decided to revisit my 2004 post, but swapping out stylesheets rather than rewriting style attributes on each item. Doesn't seem to perform much better, and is a bit more complex for this purpose. I originally had the whole entry rotating, but then decided it was unreadable and the title was enough.
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2006/12/25
 12:37:01

Merry Christmas!

Again, no crazy page like previously (although that runs a lot smoother on today's computers than 2 years ago). Still hope everyone has a great Christmas though!

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2005/12/25
 00:00:03

Merry Christmas!

Not gonna do something crazy like last year. If you want to watch your computer slow down you can go look at last year's again.

Hope your day goes well, and you get to spend lots of time with the family. Unless you want to stay away from them that is.

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2004/12/25
 00:00:01

Merry Christmas!

Yea, I know. You're all gonna kill me for this one (especially if you're using an LCD monitor), so I'll keep it short. I'm probably off partying somewhere, so you should be too.
Did I mention that browser DOM models suck? Mozilla treats everything as an element all the time, which makes sense. Safari does as a list of nodes, but only if you don't have any paragraph tags in there and you reference it as a list. IE is better than Safari sometimes and worse in others. I need to go read the spec to be sure what they're supposed to be doing, but the Moz way definitely makes the most sense to me (and follows the pure XML models I've used).
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