Bloggerific!

Of course, that is terrific stuff you find on blogs..

12 things no one tells you about having a weblog. Good stuff, via Mark, who also has had bunch of CSS stuff on his blog for the past couple of days.

Jacob Shwirtz on blogging about blogging, which can get really confusing if you try and think about it too quickly. Grab some coffee and read slowly, he makes a good point, that is, that blogging is still evolving, which is why so many of us spend so much time talking about it, trying to define where it is and where it’s heading. (via Doc .)

Mike Sanders, who I vote should be named blogging’s resident philospher, naturally has a bunch of stuff about blogging today, and the process of blogging as writing. As always, Mike leaves you thinking about what you’re doing and why you’re doing it. I think Mike probably has the longest blogrolling list that I’ve seen yet too!

Day one of the great re-carpeting is in full force. Naturally, the one office that has one of those huge six feet tall wrap-around desks, with the network and phone jacks in behind it, got put back in place with the network cable not quite plugged in. No way for anyone to get back there and plug it in, so I guess we’re paying movers to come in, tear it down, plug the cable back in and put it back together. Serves them right for ever furnishing an office like that to begin with!

Similar Posts

  • Bad omen?

    With everything that needs to go on today, should I consider it a bad omen that while I was in a co-worker’s office working on a printer, part of the ceiling fell down? Granted it happend all the way across the office from where either of us were, but it was still odd. We both…

  • Go Daddy news

    I got an email last night that was similar to this post on Bob Parson’s blog about the NITA decision to forbid private domain registrations of the .us domains which, for once, was a company actually sending me an email that interested me! Not only that, but it mentions the Go Daddy radio show, which…

  • Password policy

    After my experiences today I’m reconsidering the way I look at password policies. I had to go around and install the new drivers for that Canon copier/printer today on about 15 machines. The install involved installing the Canon LPR port, installing the print driver, restarting, and then entering the Department ID information for the print…

  • Windows Live Writer

    Ed Bott loves it. I read about it and downloaded it. I opened it, I configured it to login to this blog. I saw some very interesting things. I saw some definite promise. Unfortunately, I also saw a tool that needs some more work before I can depend on it full time. Seems like they’ve…

  • |

    Linked – Internet Archive wants to get rid of link rot

    This is really a cool idea. I always feel bad when I go back and look at a post here that I wrote years ago, and realize that without being able to follow the link, it doesn’t quite make as much sense now. Of course, that’s just the reality of blogging, eventually some of the…

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

To respond on your own website, enter the URL of your response which should contain a link to this post's permalink URL. Your response will then appear (possibly after moderation) on this page. Want to update or remove your response? Update or delete your post and re-enter your post's URL again. (Find out more about Webmentions.)