There’s been a whole lot of talk about a blogging “Code of Conduct” lately, in response to some rather vicious attacks against a handful of bloggers. (I’m going to be lazy and not bother linking to any of this stuff, I’m assuming you’ve all seen it before now anyway. ) I’ve resisted the urge to…
Well no, actually I don’t hate April 1, I have a good reason to love April 1, but I hate trying to read RSS feeds or even news stories because you never know what to believe. On top of that, not many people actually do anything remotely funny as an April Fool’s joke anymore. There…
Yes, I’ve stepped away from some things. so I should have some more time for tech projects, blogging, and just in general. I’m actually looking forward to it. Tags: Freetime, Techprojects
Yes, it’s true. You can help out some bloggers by giving them feedback. They’re looking for it! First, Darren Barefoot is asking, “why do you blog?” I filled out the survey, and look forward to seeing what other folks have to say. (hat tip to Steve Matthews, where I first saw the link) Secondly, Douglas…
On the opposite end of the spectrum from my last post, Douglas Welch links and comments on a Steve Olson post about eating lunch alone as a way to find solitude. I do understand the concept. Working at a help desk, I certainly understand the need to get away from answering questions at your lunch…
Wow, another year has come and gone. Amazing. All in all, even though the end of 2006 kind of snuck up on me quickly, it was a very good year. In many ways, even though I actually changed jobs in 2005, 2006 was more of a transitive year in terms of my life on-line. This…