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.

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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