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Not now, not ever, no, it's never a good time.

Journal Entry: Thu Mar 15, 2007, 9:54 PM
An old friend of mine recently got an account at ~Orouchimaru and finally uploaded something. Go welcome the poor bastard.

Sigh. Technological travails: my MP3 player (a birthday gift) is most likely irrecoverably lost, and my camera hasn't been functioning properly for the last couple of weeks. I can't afford to replace both in the same year.

Concurrently I'm dying several unmentionable mental/emotional/academic deaths, along with some of my compadres:



Hang in there, peeps, I can't do this without you. :heart:

So don't expect anything new or remotely cool on here for a long while.

  • Mood: Isolated
  • Listening to: Imogen Heap - 'Loose Ends'
  • Drinking: The finest Irish guinness. (I wish.)

Today is my third birthday…

Journal Entry: Sun Oct 1, 2006, 4:53 PM
…and I haven't written or drawn anything worthwhile in the past eighteen months.

  • Mood: Shame
  • Listening to: Death Cab for Cutie - 'The New Year'
  • Reading: America: A Narrative History

DAv5: Second Thoughts

Journal Entry: Fri Aug 18, 2006, 3:59 PM
More bugs grievances to be found:

  • I wish they'd kept the description for the Daily Deviations, or at least mark said deviations somehow - a little like the 'featured' stars on Elfwood, but less obvious.
  • Journal archive links are dead.
  • It is no longer possible to add scrap entries to favourites. FIXED 12/8/06
  • Randomise Favourites still appears under 'Edit Profile', but it has been seemingly disabled for the time being. FIXED 11/8/06
  • Policy Violation button has disappeared. FIXED 11/8/06.
  • Category sequence is no longer displayed when viewing deviations.
  • Deviation full-views are no longer tabulated (probably since the coding's changed and it no longer has its own window), but it's still displayed.
  • For users that have the Mature Content Filter enabled, the override button ('Display this Deviation Anyway') no longer works.
  • 'Devious Desktop' display seems to be broken.
  • 'Remove all messages' in the Message Centre no longer seems to work across topics, as noted by ~AkinoAme.
  • Left-hand menu no longer rolls back in full-view mode on older deviations.
  • Deviations moved to 'Scraps' remain in the Gallery.
  • Journal entries of subscribed users seem not to fit on the page with shoutbox, calendar, poll, etc.; it takes a bit of scrolling down past those boxes (and the massive blank space next to them) to get to the actual text.
  • Deviation views counts are no longer accurate, as page hits from their creators are now counted even when said deviant is logged in.

    I'll add more as I remember/find them.

    And my devWATCH box has been empty of late - is it because there are no notifications to be sent, or there are and I haven't been receiving them, ergo the devWATCH system is temporarily broken? I'm pretty sure =KalbaxEcnailla has posted at least one new picture, but I've not received any notice of it, nor of any other new deviation.
    100 of them came back on 17 August. :confused:
  • What the…

    Journal Entry: Wed Aug 9, 2006, 1:29 PM
    Mood: :disbelief: appalled

    From the looks of it, !snapesnogger was both hacked and banned. Not sure which happened first.

    To quote Sir Nicholas Fury from 1602: 'What in the name of a thousand blistering Hells has been happening here?'

    I may not have seen that much on the Internet, but this is definitely the worst incident I've encountered thus far.

    v5: First Thoughts

    Journal Entry: Tue Aug 8, 2006, 9:25 PM
    I'm still adjusting to a lot of the changes to the dA layout. Like I mentioned to =KalbaxEcnailla, I tend to initially decry change before realising that I actually like it.

    Well. It's a little inconvenient to have to update my journal via my profile page instead of from anywhere on the site, and the changes to the profile pages themselves will take a bit more getting used to. So far I think I prefer the old profile pages (as well as the smaller print of v4, or whatever the old version was called).

    But the smoother navigation - especially when it comes to favouriting deviations - now that's a welcome change.