Slashdot as many people know has a Journal entry feature, and to give another link to my resume I created the following journal entry,

Online resume.
Unix, Linux, C, C++, sometimes even Java.
St. Louis Missouri area.
Recent graduate.

I posed it at 8:58pm yesterday (12-08-2002), my first hit from slashdot came at 9:22pm, 24 minutes after I posted it, which surprised me. There were six more hits before the day ended. Unlike advogato, slashdot doesn't have a page listing the most recent journal entries. The only notification I know of on slashdot is if someone lists you as a friend, and one of the hits was one of my friends. Since it was also my first journal entry on slashdot I don't have people frequently checking to see when I update my entry. I did post two comments yesterday to two different slashdot stories, previously October was the last time I posted any comments.

I think that says a little about how many people wander around slashdot. Advogato I could understand, a link to this entry will be on the main page, but slashdot? I had two comments out of 254 for only two of the days stories. I counted a total of three links from the main slashdot page to even get to my journal.

My public page http://www.advogato.org/person/dfries/ on advogato fails to validate as good html. I'm using http://validator.w3.org/ but you can't just point it to the url or you advogato gives the validator a noone logged in page, which is correct. It's in the "Certify dfries as:" form which isn't generated if you aren't logged in. It works to save the page and use the upload file option.

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  Error: there is no attribute "VALUE" for this element (in this HTML version)

It would appear that value just needs to be left out of the select menu form.

All ISPs are requested to give 48 hours notice before changing subnet blocks, 7 days notice perferred. Although, I might as well wish for harddrives to respect the same notice period, but we know that's not going to happen.

It is always nice when you update your project, put out a freshmeat.net notice, and then your hosting site notices its IPs just changed.