[::shell-shocked::] Shell-Shocked Issue #3 (9th September 2002)
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- Date: Mon, 9 Sep 2002 04:55:05 +0100
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Hi again folks,
Issue #3 is finally here! It's long overdue - apologies for that.
Have a good read, and as always, please leave your comments on
the site.
Ravi
Editor,
Shell-Shocked
(P.S. Please bear with the site if it's being a bit slow at the
moment.)
,----- [ Editorial by Ravindra Maharaj (Ravi) ]
| Podracers, plagiarism and Scottish pubs. Those, and the usual
| editorial humdrum.
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=79 ]
,----- [ Thermal News Wrap by Dan Browder (az) ]
| az, the admin of that ever so sexy site blizzle.com, takes
| another hilarious look at what's been happening in the shell
| world recently!
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=75 ]
[ Shell-Shocked theme contest! by Phil Varcoe (Phar0e), ]
,----- [ Johan Klos (Maestr0) and Ravindra Maharaj (Ravi) ]
| We've had a logo contest, now here's the Shell-Shocked theme
| contest!
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/theme.php ]
,----- [ Theme: Thin by Teschio reviewed by Phil Varcoe (Phar0e) ]
| What? Teschio again? Phar0e couldn't resist taking another look
| at this themer's awesome work.
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=69 ]
,----- [ Tutorial: Color Considerations by Tom Speer ]
| If you're a themer, or if you have a web-site - this is essential
| reading. A professional gives us some tips on the effective use
| of colour (or is that "color"?).
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=74 ]
,----- [ Interview: xclusive by Chris Marlor (Dra'Kon) ]
| Dra'Kon, himself put under the spotlight last issue, does the
| same to xclusive (the admin of litestep.com). I bet you'll find
| out something you didn't know ....
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=78 ]
,----- [ Review: Ghost in the Shell by craeonics ]
| Tekman craeonics gives us an overview, review and comparison of
| the major shell switchers out there. This article appeared
| previously in Teknidermy magazine, and crae was nice enough to
| personalise it a bit for us.
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=77 ]
,----- [ Theme: Steel by Surazal by Sunny Saxena (143lsstep) ]
| 143lsstep takes this shiny new theme through the paces. The
| review is rigorous as usual, and Surazal says his piece.
| Minimalism seems to be the name of the game ... and some
| interesting views are expressed on the topic.
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=71 ]
[ Looking for Litestep 0.25 ]
,----- [ by Joshua Blocher (Verbalshadow) ]
| Verbalshadow gives us his thoughts on how the world's most
| popular shell can be improved. Modularity baby, that's where it's
| at ...
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=68 ]
,----- [ Cloud:9ine Update by David Underhill (..lager) ]
| For a while there it seemed like Cloud:9ine was about to bite the
| proverbial dust. David tells us about the journey to the dark
| side and back. As well, he issues a call for coders!
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=73 ]
,----- [ Interview: eriol by Ravindra Maharaj (Ravi) ]
| The logo in this issue was designed by eriol, who also creates
| the occasional theme. Get to know this LSML lurker a bit better!
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=72 ]
[ Theme: Obsidian by Weeble reviewed by Phil Varcoe ]
,----- [ (Phar0e) and Johan Klos (Maestr0) ]
| Yet another Shell-Shocked exclusive - A new themer is
| independently scrutinised by two of the veterans on the scene.
| This isn't just a review, but a release as well. It's also
| Weeble's theming debut!
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=76 ]
,----- [ An observation ... by Brandon Sneed (nivenh) ]
| Interviewed in the last issue, nivenh presents his views in that
| acrid style we've come to know and love. He's not afraid to speak
| his mind, come hell or high water ...
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=84 ]
[ Tutorial: PHP, register_globals and you! ]
,----- [ by Chris Marlor (Dra'Kon) ]
| If you run a PHP-driven site (or you're just interested in the
| subject), you should take a look at this.
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=83 ]
,----- [ The Liter Side by Brian Wolven ]
| Politicians, priests, saints and policemen. Brian has a good
| selection of quality humour for you this time around!
`----- [ http://www.shell-shocked.cjb.net/article.php?id=82 ]
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