As you may or may not know I’m a huge Mozilla fan. It’s an exellent browser and combined with Multizilla provides a great browsing experience.

The big problem though is many webmasters design their pages without verifying their operability with other browsers and use many features that only IE supports.

I’m putting together a list of sites that don’t work well with Mozilla. I’m not sure what purpose it could serve, but I’m creating the list non the less. My list has the ability for anyone to add a known link. See the current list here.

Just because I say so. They completey suck to work with! What I thought was going to be a simple repair has turned into a nightmare.

That’s a rhetorical question, I know.

We got about 4-5 inches of snow today, it’s our first real snowfall this season. I live on a fairly main and busy road and about the time it became covered with snow I turned on the police scanner to see what kind of action was going on around town. And sure enough, it was one report of an accident after another. I also live right across the street from an entrance to a mall and was amazed by how many people were driving too fast and overshot or slid through the enterance.

Browser wars.

A gripe I have about it, is the text at the top. If that was gone I wouldn’t have to keep scrolling the page down to plot my next move.

Also, I tried it out from command line using both Links and Lynx, and let me tell you, what a PITA!!!

How would you like to be a webmaster!?! I know it’s a dream that everyone has. Well here’s your opportunity. I’m selling, as a complete package, my Nascar website. BenchRacers Nascar Talk & Topsites list has been around for 2 1/2 years and has some decent activity. My decision to sell is because I can no longer devote the time necessary to maintain and improve on it. If your interested, please visit http://forsale.benchracers.net for complete details.

What good feeling knowing that this is the last time this season I will mow the yard. I have nothing against mowing the yard, as I like to keep it well manicured, but it’s nice to get a break from the never-ending yard work.

Now after getting the mower prepped for its winter hibernation, it’s a good time to get the snow blower running and verify it’s working properly before that first blizzard sneaks up on us.