My neighbor's house . . . I think it's smiling at me.Thursday, September 3, 2009
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Comments are for you guys, not for me. Say what you will. Don't feel compelled to stay on topic, I enjoy it when comments enter Tangentville or veer off into Non Sequitur Town. Just keep it polite, okay?
I am attempting to use blogger's new comment spam feature. If you don't immediately see your comment, it is being held in spam, I will get it out next time I check the filter. Unless you are Dennis Markuze, in which case you're never seeing your comment.
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ReplyDeleteExactly how far is your local AA group?
(Just wonderin' ... ;-))
And I've been meaning to mention: have you noticed your Scarlet 'A' has been out for a while?
ReplyDeleteThe OUT Campaign website recently changed the image source code; you just need to update it. Just replace the "[img src=""]" URL with this:
Fancy version:
http://cdn.cloudfiles.mosso.com/c116811/A-100-v3.png
Simple version:
http://cdn.cloudfiles.mosso.com/c116811/scarlet_A.png
Thank you! I couldn't figure out what to use to fix it.
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ReplyDeleteOr you could just copy the image itself to your computer and host it on an image hosting site like Imageshack, so that if it goes offline at any time, you have a foolproof backup ... ;-)
see . . . i couldn't figure out how to do the simple stuff, i'm not figuring out imageshack.
ReplyDeleteLol xD
ReplyDeleteIf you're able to host your own blog and customize it as you have, you're more than able to beat ImageShack. You just create a free account and click "upload new picture" every time you wanna, well, upload a pic. It's that simple. Trust me, it's saved my ass innumerable times (hardware failures, offline sites, etc.), it could very much save yours every now and then.
Okay, enough harassing you. [/delurk]
Much easier than ImageShack and won't require any new account-making:
ReplyDeleteSometime when you're writing a new post in blogger, take a minute to upload a picture of the "A." If you aren't already, switch from "compose" mode to "edit HTML" (it's the little tab) and grab just the first image url in that glob of HTML (the first bit that starts with "http" and ends with ".jpg") Save that url - it is a direct link to the now-uploaded image. Even if you don't publish the picture in the entry you were writing at the time, the picture will remain at that address which you now have as a backup.
:)