Comments on: Changes and revelations http://meshta.org/journal/2004/04/29/changes-and-revelations/ Just words and notes Wed, 19 Nov 2008 03:52:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: James http://meshta.org/journal/2004/04/29/changes-and-revelations/#comment-120 James Sun, 02 May 2004 12:04:31 +0000 http://steorragaet/ma-wp/journal/2004/04/29/changes-and-revelations/#comment-120 I think we may be talking cross–purposes here: when I say design, I mean the visual design. I have no intention of changing the backend design, since I’m quite fond of that as it is. I think we may be talking cross–purposes here: when I say design, I mean the visual design. I have no intention of changing the backend design, since I’m quite fond of that as it is.

]]> By: James http://meshta.org/journal/2004/04/29/changes-and-revelations/#comment-119 James Sun, 02 May 2004 03:15:00 +0000 http://steorragaet/ma-wp/journal/2004/04/29/changes-and-revelations/#comment-119 Yes, indeed. Some of their languages are related (externally by virtue of my having created them thusly) without me knowing exactly how they came to be that way. This is a simple story that explains how these people are related, but since it is set significantly in the past, still allows for much difference between the civilisations, physical and intellectual. As for the design, well, good as it may be, I get sick of things very quickly. Still, I’ve got two prototypes in development, one of which is significantly different, and the other is a modification of this design. Luckily, thanks to standards based web design, all I need generally do to modify the design is change the CSS. In fact, by the time you read this, I may already have copied the new version across to this machine (it currently resides on aelfsciene (which is my new machine)). Yes, indeed. Some of their languages are related (externally by virtue of my having created them thusly) without me knowing exactly how they came to be that way. This is a simple story that explains how these people are related, but since it is set significantly in the past, still allows for much difference between the civilisations, physical and intellectual.

As for the design, well, good as it may be, I get sick of things very quickly. Still, I’ve got two prototypes in development, one of which is significantly different, and the other is a modification of this design. Luckily, thanks to standards based web design, all I need generally do to modify the design is change the CSS.

In fact, by the time you read this, I may already have copied the new version across to this machine (it currently resides on aelfsciene (which is my new machine)).

]]> By: The Dark Prince http://meshta.org/journal/2004/04/29/changes-and-revelations/#comment-118 The Dark Prince Sat, 01 May 2004 12:52:00 +0000 http://steorragaet/ma-wp/journal/2004/04/29/changes-and-revelations/#comment-118 I presume this will then leave remnants of the eliminated tribe dotted around everywhere? I feel this design is rather groovy, so make it work before discarding it. Then you can take your time to build a new model whilst simultaneously updating this one with new news and the like. This way you’ll be able to carefully plan out what is needed and what isn’t. Just a thought. I presume this will then leave remnants of the eliminated tribe dotted around everywhere?

I feel this design is rather groovy, so make it work before discarding it. Then you can take your time to build a new model whilst simultaneously updating this one with new news and the like. This way you’ll be able to carefully plan out what is needed and what isn’t.

Just a thought.

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