Why is the blog arranged in reverse?
A. It comes down to three reasons: bandwidth consumption, amount of work needed to make an update, especially a year later, and …. As of Aug 21, 2005, the blog, in just the HTML files alone, uses 411,000 bytes and by the time 2005 is over, it could be as high as even 600,000 bytes and this is just the HTML (text) alone, not including the images. This poses a major bandwidth issue. The solution to this is to paginate the document, breaking it up into multiple pages (details in section 4). However, upon doing this would bring up another issue. With a paginated document, if I were to place something at the top, what would be at the bottom would have to be copied and pasted on to the next page, deleted from the old page and what’s on the bottom of the second page is copied onto the third and so on. After one year, this could be painful in terms on the amount of work involved. The solution is to have it in reverse order as doing it that way, all I gotta do is paste it at the end. Note: Si
