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Hi! My name is Christine, I am Computer Science and Biology student at UBC. This blog will be about two of my interests: programming and crafting.
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May
04
2010

See Why Offical Opening :D!

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I haven’t had a public blog in very many years, but now I’m back at it and hopefully I’ll keep at it? This site’s name is a pun on my initials, CY. Excuse the lameness, some people tell me it’s cute at least? :P Originally see-why.net was just going to be my portfolio, but after a computer format and losing some data I don’t really have that much to show. Plus I’m very into coding, DIY crafts, and cosmetics (strange combination, I know) lately and I wanted to have a place to talk about those things – thus a blog component was integrated. You can still see my “portfolio” by heading to my projects page, which currently contains non-work related projects only. Work projects are only listed on my resume at this time.

Wow, WordPress is looks so different from when I used it 2? 3? years ago. But usage feels essentially the same. That said, I ran into Bug 7943, Image captions truncated if single quotes are added in the html editor within hours of using WP. D: And it’s resolution is marked as “wontfix”. Huh. Contributors in the comments talk about converting the quotes to entities before placing it in the editor – why don’t they instead of marking it as won’t fix? Right now WP adds escape characters in front of the quotes (slashes) which tricked me into thinking they would appear correctly, but no they need to be entities. But the bug won’t fix…yet a good fix was suggested…I am confused…

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