I looked through my access logs that i’ve kept around since i got this site going. Below are the biggest visitors to my site according to how many “hits”(i think this is where that word applies) each unique ip has.

14179

192.168.0.105


1659

137.90.169.200


957

192.168.0.110


838

127.0.0.1


560

66.249.70.74


316

67.43.173.121


185

66.249.65.142


144

192.168.0.111


141

38.100.41.102


117

69.92.61.124

As you can see, the most popular visitor is me(192.168.0.105,192.168.0.110) and the server itself(127.0.0.1,192.168.0.111). Next we have 137.90.169.200 which is the school district where i work so those are probably mine as well. Next is 66.249.70.74 which happens to be google, crawling my site. Next is 67.43.173.121 who i don’t really know anything about except they screwed up their nameserver. Next is google again then we have some company in washington, dc that owns a /8 ip range and then kyle. So…you suck. My top 10, and you’re not in it. Thanks.

Have you ever seen on websites where they show you some lines of code and those lines are seperated in a little box and clearly demarcated from the rest of the page? I’ve always wanted to be able to do that, now i can. I’ve edited the style.css page here and added a style for the code tag. Once i get it how i want it i’ll retroactively put code tags around all the code i’ve ever posted. See below for what i settled on.

pre {border: inset 1px blue;
font-size: 1.3 em;
color: blue;
margin: 10px;
padding:10px;
background: #fde8b9}

*Update*
I’ve finished adding the pre tags to the rest of the code on the site. That right i said pre tags. Turns out, pre, standing for “preformatted text”, reproduces exactly what is in the text including whitespace, etc. This was more useful than the code tags which don’t quite do that. Also, i found out that if you paste something from dreamweaver mx into a post and then save it, it drops everything after what you pasted and crashes the browser. So…don’t do that.