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Ten years... Are we both crazy or what? :)
My wife has friends in NYC so I suspect I'll definitely be over there in the next couple of years for sure. I will be in touch. Two questions back at you: (a) are there any bars in or around 177a Bleeker Street?(b) can your alien physiology cope with our earth alcohol? -
asked by uwitness
(a) Of course I feel special. We are all special unique snowflakes in bloggerdom.
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I have a personal twitter that is pretty easy to find if you want to stalk me. I don't update it that often.
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I use Google Reader to quickly surf stuff and some google alerts on various topics I'm interested in. I also use Yahoo Pipes to generate some custom RSS feeds (mainly aggregating groups of pages together).
Twitters good for fresh links.
Two sources I look at a lot are Google Recommended Items in Google Reader (I use the like button and it's suggestions are good) and Popurls.com. -
I don't do this kind confessional stuff on the internet. Sorry. If you want to know the answer find me get me drunk and happy. Then ask the question...
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undoubtedly Cryptonomicon and no I've not seen that marvellous picture - I've added it to my list of things to be blogged. :)
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Doom Patrol - because it was jampacked with crazy ideas and early GM at his very best. "REVERTH MY BUTTOCKTH SERGEANT MAJOR!" - need I say more?
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I posted a lolcat I created once...
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I'd add twitter linking and tumbling to that. I'd say we are all Jorn Barger now. You take your pick. The first page on the internet was a page of links to interesting things. Maybe the last one will be too... :)
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asked by jovike
I gave up on Blogger many years ago took the hit and converted over to Wordpress around the time they introduced the new templating system in Blogger.
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I was on Barbelith but seem to recollect only contributing to the comics forum. It never really grabbed me - I've always preferred spending my time looking at blogs rather than online forums.
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i enjoy struggling against the limitations of link-blogging but do go through phases of wanting to write longer pieces. I'd probably find writing longer pieces far to time consuming.
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I would say the major change is the way personal blogging has spread out over a number of services (flickr, twitter, tumblr etc). back in the day I could follow your blog and get the full orbyn experience. not anymore. I think this is diminishing blogging - I though lifestreams might solve this but I find they are quite bland in practice.
I also miss the sense of community and the fun that was part early blogging but I suspect that as the community got larger it was impossible to sustain that. -
asked by miketd
zaphod is talking with a very limited vocab. he can say "mummy", "daddy", "nah" (no), "batman", "bubbles" and "teatime". we're very proud and obviously think he's a genius.
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no, I've never kept a secret blog. If you want the full LMG experience you need to follow flickr, facebook, twitter and read the blog.
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timemachinego came first by a few months - i'm a massive grant morrison fan and TMG being available as .com made it a no brainer. LinkMachineGo was suggested by my long suffering flatmate a bit later when i attempting to blog for the first time. I might also been influenced by Tom Coates barbelith site but don't remember exactly when i first looked at his site.
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