The Wanderer is Philippe Wittenbergh, image poet, wanderer, web designer. He is currently living in the eastern part of the world, timezones ahead of most people, surrounded by tea fields, a cat, a partner and some more.
More details might show up one day. Did I mention he loves Jazz, avantguarde music and books? Fine wine and some beers should not be forgotten.
Some claims to fame: [ Images ]: poetic introspections. A book has been written, but not published. And on some more pervert days, he maintains the IE Mac bugs and oddities pages.
E–mail addresses are only used to enable me to contact you if the need arises. E–mail addresses are never displayed publicly, they will never be sold or shared or otherwise. I hate the very idea of that.
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Text and images on this site are copyrighted ©Philippe Wittenbergh (you can always contact me to check for availability). HTML and CSS code posted on this site is –of course– available for free. This does not cover templates and site design.
Comments are owned by their respective authors, and they are responsible for the contents of their comments. Occasionally, I might need to clean up your comments, in case something goes wrong: double posts, badly formed html, url that are too long or incorrect. This will not affect the content of those comments.
I reserve the right to delete really offensive comments; trolls and similar monkeys are advised to go somewhere else. Spammers might take note of this: we’ll delete your comments, and blacklist you (not that you care of course) — This publishing system has powerful mechanisms to prevent your mischief.
… ingredients are used to bring the Wanderer’s journal to life. Texpattern is used to manage the contents, powered by PHP and MySql on the backside. Mac OS X Server and Apache power the server. All development is done using Mac OS X. The underlying code is handcrafted with love using SubEthaEdit whereas Photoshop helps dealing with images. Pencils and paper are vastly underrated but invaluable instruments for preparing text.
This site should be fairly accessible to everybody, with whatever UA the user prefers, be it a hand held device, a desktop browser or a games console. A number of navigation shortcuts are available, depending on the technology you use, or the way you navigate pages. The site is optimized to display on any monitor resolution, large or small.
In the Preference section, you can select a number of styles for this site, including some high-contrast one.
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