Archives for “blogging”
Last year I succeeded at 50% of my resolutions. I successfully uploaded all my old photos to flickr, but I wasn’t able to entirely give up soda at my desk. It went great for about six months, and then we had a big deadline, and I started up again. I felt pretty good about lasting [...]
Ten years ago today, I started blogging. Since that time, this blog has moved through four domains and changed from being hand-rolled to using WordPress. When I started, I thought that blogging was somewhat voyeuristic and I felt like I needed to justify why I was posting my journal online. Now, blogging is so well-established [...]
Well, it looks like the script I use to post my delicious bookmarks here every week has broken. I’m working on fixing it, but this happens to coincide with me wondering lately if it makes sense to keep posting my links into my blog. At first, the goal was that everything I did online was [...]
“The Web has given angry and vitriolic people more of a voice in public discourse. People in the past who have been on the nutty fringe of political life, who were more or less voiceless, have now been given an inexpensive and easily accessible soapbox, a blog.” – Former Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove, [...]
“I’m a strong believer in the philosophy of a ruling class. Especially since I rule.” – Randall in Clerks That about sums up how I feel right now. When I set up KillingMachines.org, it was the first time I had ever put up a website with a clear goal in mind. And not just a [...]
Okay. KMorg is a weblog. I resisted this definition at first, because I misunderstood the definition of a weblog. According to whatis.com, a weblog “…is a Web site of personal or non-commercial origin that uses a dated log format and that is updated on a daily or very frequent basis with new information about a [...]
Miles sent me this link: rant I really disagree with this guy. To summarize, he seems irritated that the web is becoming flooded with weblogs and crummy websites. He states that programs like blogger have made it too easy for people to make website, thus lowering the overall quality of most websites, since they don’t [...]
Welcome to KMorg (that’s our horrible abbreviation of KillingMachines.org, for those of you who don’t understand). What is KMorg, anyways? One answer would be that it’s a weblog of sorts. What’s a weblog? “Weblogs are regularly updated Web sites featuring links to other sites, usually with commentary for each link” (as defined by FTrain). Weblog [...]
