standard key-release boilerplate

there was some arguing on the audiworld chicago forum about certain local wrench shops, which reminded me of a request that someone had a while back to make something like my dealer ratings site but for tuners, repair shops, resellers, and other audi-related shops that weren't dealers.

so, i spent a few hours yesterday conditionalizing the code that runs that site and launched a tuner rating site. bonus points for trying to pass it off as a different site by just changing the colors of the links and superimposing a turbo image over the existing logo.

once the site was up i searched the audiworld archives and dug up my old posts where i complained about companies i dealt with and posted a bunch of reviews.

i was interested to see a large overview of how many entries i have in this thingthatisnotaweblog, so i added a view all mode that shows calendars for every month from the first to last entry. kind of odd that there are like 5 and 6-month gaps with no entries. anyway, the new code for this is in the usual place.

why does internet explorer suck so much? i am tired of having to change my code and add little hacks and quirks to support ie6. i don't even care whether pages look perfect in ie anymore, but this is ridiculous:

ie 6:	firefox:

ie is fucking up on the fact that there's a <div> (the "block" div that i used to indent lines) inside the big <div> that encloses the content. i have no idea why it does this and i don't really care to figure out how to get around it. but if you do, the html code is here, have at it.