I have a huge project backlog to complete before going to Australia that is taking up 100% of my time… and I’m sleeping 4-5 hours a night trying to get it done.
I am listening to this which helps getting it done:
I am running for 1.5-2 hours in the evening along the south eastern canals of Beijing below the traffic line to compensate for the poor diet and little sleep. This is the only break I get during the day. I’m sitting at 82 kilos and 9% body fat so in shape but the lack of sleep is killing me.
Ok 4 things, still reading the book on Nginx as I have some server Gateway woes as well as foreign DNS issues with my hosting provider, Candis, who don’t seem to respond to support emails.
Ok 5, moved into a new apartment which was pure hell but comes with a real little office with sliding doors and a little outside area. If only there was a proper supermarket in the area…. dreading going to W*A*L*L*M*A*R*T. I promised myself I never would….
So I’m all up in Nginx at the moment. It’s smooth as silk on pages and a low overhead. I wish it came in a package friendly version like MAMP on a mac but heyyyy, the setup isn’t that difficult anyway.
However I have not delved into scalability and one of my customers will need it shortly so luckily I have the chance to review this little gem Nginx HTTP Server. Oddly enough the author is in China as well… as far as I’ve worked out.
It’s a good read so far, I’m trying to fit it in between website launches, designs british council, red travel and finding a new apartment. Needless to say I’m burning the candle at both ends….
The W3C Core Styles offer authors an easy way to start using style sheets without becoming designers. By adding a link in the head of your documents, a CSS browser will fetch the style sheet of your choice from W3C’s server when it encounters your document. A non-CSS browser will display the HTML document like it always did.
Safari 6 will be next .. 
