‘intent’
I'm going to use this webspace now for just throwing together ideas, jotting down notes and comments on work in progress. I do have 350+mb at globalspot.net but that is for commercial ventures, hosting other peoples sites, online portfolios for myself and friends and any technical stuff that requires php, ssi, sql etc.
I'm going to use this webspace now for just throwing together ideas, jotting down notes and comments on work in progress. I do have 350+mb at globalspot.net but that is for commercial ventures, hosting other peoples sites, online portfolios for myself and friends and any technical stuff that requires php, ssi, sql etc.
‘huh, weezygoose?’
'weezygoose' is the nodename I used when I first established a Demon™ account after moving down to London (1996) because my mate's band was called Weezygoose and I used the free webspace provided by Demon Internet to build and host a website for them. I still have the same Demon account, but now it's ADSL instead of dial-up.
Looking back at the site now, it was embarrasingly basic, as I was playing round with [then] new IE4 techniques, my first attempts at dhtml, active channels etc complete with RealAudio 2.0 streaming audio clips.
Weezygoose were, and still are, a superb live band, and if you get a chance to see them, grab it. Since then, weezygoose have changed their name to 'Hutch'.
[ and if you are looking for them, you can find their new website at hutch-online.co.uk ]
'weezygoose' is the nodename I used when I first established a Demon™ account after moving down to London (1996) because my mate's band was called Weezygoose and I used the free webspace provided by Demon Internet to build and host a website for them. I still have the same Demon account, but now it's ADSL instead of dial-up.Looking back at the site now, it was embarrasingly basic, as I was playing round with [then] new IE4 techniques, my first attempts at dhtml, active channels etc complete with RealAudio 2.0 streaming audio clips.
Weezygoose were, and still are, a superb live band, and if you get a chance to see them, grab it. Since then, weezygoose have changed their name to 'Hutch'.
[ and if you are looking for them, you can find their new website at hutch-online.co.uk ]