Uh oh. If you can see this, something has gone wrong with the CSS. Bugger.

Normal service will resume shortly. Feel free to read on, things may just look a bit odd. It's probably related to a sudden change in Blogger's features, requiring some strange back end migration trickery.

200 ok

200 OK is the magic HTTP status. It's the one users should never see, since it essentially means 'all is well'.

In a sense, the web developer's job is to make 200 OK status codes happen. So that's why I chose 200ok for my domain name (the .au is me being parochial).

Anyway, this is the obligatory 'first post'; welcoming potential readers to the 200ok weblog. I hope you enjoy reading the site.

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