In the run-up to Feisty Fawn, my writer's block seems to have temporarily vanished and I've now written a new article, The Issue of XHTML. I'll probably be directing a few people to this page in the future.
Update: I have now tried using The Issue of XHTML in a debate, and found it to be totally useless. Hence, I have now revamped the article and added no less than nine sources so people don't think I'm just talking bollocks.
I may finally have a fix for my current PC problems coming up, and I've detailed them in a new article, The Highs and Lows of Ubuntu. If this works out, I'll probably take some time off to enjoy myself with Chihiro, but overall I think anything making me more happy and relaxed is going to be good for pointlessness in the long run.
Today, the XHTML Test Suite has been revamped to bring it in-line with the rest of pointlessness. Several pages won't work in non-compliant browsers such as Internet Explorer or Dillo, this is correct behavior as those browsers are broken.
Once again, the site coding has been updated. Now it should be more consistent, simpler, and easier to maintain.
Additionally, updates to some articles that I've been meaning to do for some time are now complete. These are:
Finally, the February news has been archived, which wasn't a hard task.