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May. 21st, 2004 10:52 pmPower company finally came up, and trimmed the tree so it was away from the line. Didn't take the top off, but definetly suggested we get a company to take care of it. *sigh* If I get my crazy bro-in-law to do it, we'll have to call the power company 10 days in advance (at least) so they can take the lines down, get 'em out of the way, and let him do the job safely.
I did chatter with him a bit, though, letting him know the full situation. He only got a partial record, or the power company didn't update theirs. *ARGH!!!!!* If we go through this again, it's with a lawyer...
On better news, I've found two bugs with Anything 2 that Boa covered up, but the Monkey HTTP Daemon exposed. That means that it's more compatible with every server now (it already is compatible with every browser. Damn KHTML, buggy as it is.)
Aaaannnddd, the PHP readonly version is done, so I can strip out the old HTML flat version online and just upload the raw data. Will have to fix links, though. Maybe do a utility CGI for that...
I did chatter with him a bit, though, letting him know the full situation. He only got a partial record, or the power company didn't update theirs. *ARGH!!!!!* If we go through this again, it's with a lawyer...
On better news, I've found two bugs with Anything 2 that Boa covered up, but the Monkey HTTP Daemon exposed. That means that it's more compatible with every server now (it already is compatible with every browser. Damn KHTML, buggy as it is.)
Aaaannnddd, the PHP readonly version is done, so I can strip out the old HTML flat version online and just upload the raw data. Will have to fix links, though. Maybe do a utility CGI for that...
