I started blogging 1471 posts ago, back in October 2005, but on December 1, 2005 is the first post in which I used <idle musing>.
Just an <idle musing>
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3 comments:
I remember. I was in your office, and explained how to get the < and > to come out correctly. :-)
Yep. I had been using the rather cumbersome [begin idle musing] prior to that :)
James
Congrats. Mine is today. We're equally ancient.
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