Teddy Beartuzzi - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Sad as it could be (Score 1) 2

by Slashdot Shinyfix on Friday June 09, 2006 @12:46AM (#15500165) Attached to: slashdot-shinyfix.css v.002 (8 Jun 2006)

Hmm. Yes, you're absolutely right on all counts. I'll change the text in the next release.

Truth is, I don't use Firefox myself; I'm not exactly sure what the procedure is for changing user stylesheets. How does this sound?

INSTALLATION (FIREFOX): You'll want to bracket this whole CSS file inside @-moz-document domain(slashdot.org) { [... CSS GOES HERE ...] } before plopping it into your userContent.css. This rule will prevent the code within the curly braces from affecting sites other than Slashdot.

Anything more specific to add? Where does userContent.css belong in Camino, Firefox, and Mozilla?

Journal Journal: slashdot-shinyfix.css v.002 (8 Jun 2006) 2

Journal by Slashdot Shinyfix on Thursday June 08, 2006 @01:08AM

/***************************************************************************** slashdot-shinyfix.css v.002 (8 Jun 2006) While Alex Bendiken's redesign of Slashdot is a very welcome change, it is not without its shortcomings. In particular, many Slashdotters have expressed disappointment with comment display. In hopes of improving Slashdot's usability, while keeping with the spirit of Bendiken's redesign, this CSS file aims to do the following:

Journal Journal: slashdot-shinyfix.css v.001 (5 Jun 2006) 3

Journal by Slashdot Shinyfix on Monday June 05, 2006 @08:35PM

/**************************************************************************** slashdot-shinyfix.css v.001 (5 Jun 2006) While Alex Bendiken's redesign of Slashdot is a very welcome change, not to mention gorgeous, many Slashdotters have discovered deficiencies in the resulting rendering. In particular, the usability of Slashdot's story commenting has taken a beating. To ameliorate these "misfeatures", this CSS file aims to do the following:

Journal Journal: What the hell is the name of this song? 4

Journal by Teddy Beartuzzi on Tuesday July 20, 2004 @04:43PM

For years now, I've been trying to find this song that I heard on the radio. I think it was at least 10 years ago, but I'm unsure about that. I've looked on google, but all I can find are a few other folks in the same situation, trying to find the same song.

It was a jaunty fast paced Christmas tune, sung by a Christmas turkey, excited because he'd been "invited" to dinner. I remember a few lines:

Oh, I've been invited for Christmas,
As a turkey I am blessed.

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