No, it's not dead... although I'd hesitate calling it "alive" and it certainly isn't "lively" anymore. When I joined, there were something like at least one post per day from almost everybody I have on my friends list... now... it's XKCD's RSS feed, a (defunct) Dilbert RSS feed that tells me to "visit the webpage instead" and every once in a while a posting by somebody. Still, I prefer LJ over any other platform for some rants and ramblings. Just whish somebody else would too.
It ain't dead, Jim!
No, it's not dead... although I'd hesitate calling it "alive" and it certainly isn't "lively" anymore. When I joined, there were something like at least one post per day from almost everybody I have on my friends list... now... it's XKCD's RSS feed, a (defunct) Dilbert RSS feed that tells me to "visit the webpage instead" and every once in a while a posting by somebody. Still, I prefer LJ over any other platform for some rants and ramblings. Just whish somebody else would too.
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WTF coding #5b - Specifications III
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WTF coding #5 - Specifications.
Recently (i.e. about three years ago) I aquired a new hobby: implement internet standards. It is rather time consuming, yes... so far I've succeeded…
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