Hope everyone had a good Thanksgiving... I just woke up (it's 340am, and I went to bed at 930pm) ... and boy am I craving some turkey. Reaaaallll bad. Wish I was still in Korea so I could go out and get some food ... but alas it's Chapel Hill.

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I sometimes wonder who reads this site. I mean, obviously everyone who has me listed as a "Tabulas" friend reads this site to some degree, but I often figure it's simply through the 'friends page' and not through my actual site. I know from my hit logging that I receive roughly 200 - 250 hits per day, of those which roughly 150 of them are unique ... and I know if I'm logged in, my own hits don't count. So I have roughly 100-150 users visiting my site on any given day. Excluding those who use the RSS feed to read my site ... exactly WHO reads my site?

Are they random viewers who googled some random search? Are they people I barely know? Are they people who know of me through my small social network and like to be voyeurs into my life? Are they people I've met before?

I'm entirely curious ... if you don't mind, if you read this site and don't comment often, please feel free to introduce yourself or something. I won't think it's "weird" that I barely know you and you read my journal; anybody who has been journaling online as long as me know that privacy goes out the door... I actually rather like it when random people read my journal.

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Good news: Finally the Tabulas account management is automated. I had the first subscriber go through the whole system ... and their account was automatically updated. One less thing I have to worry about.

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I found out something I didn't know: If you use a form name with [] in it, for example: <input type="text" name="names[]" /> you can have multiple instances if that form name within the same form... upon posting (in PHP at least) it will return an array with the values (so if you had one form with names[5] and names[6] it would return an array with the two values ...). I had no idea you could do this in HTML ... and you wonder how I've made Tabulas so far...

In other related Tabulas news, there are some aspects of the Tabulas new CP that's completely buggering me; the table layouts are just hideous. AGH