Site Was DOWWNN
Wednesday, August 6, 2008 - 11:31 AMI am embarrassed to admit this but this site was down for about 24 hours. Mainly because I just didn't check anything and never got around to setting up any sort of monitoring. Luckily I got a phone call from a friend, and reader, who wanted to know what as going on. That was yesterday and I forgot to check the site last night.. Oops! Sorry about that..
I also want to apologize for the lack of posting lately. Been very busy with some new developments in my life. I recently sold my interests in a web hosting company I was involved in. So yet again, I am working from home. I still am involved with SmartJabber and have been spending a lot of time working on that software as well.
I'm also doing some contract work with a buddy of mine. Nothing to fancy, just some Python + Django development. Of course I am still working on my internet marketing and I have a great idea for an entirely new product. I am working on creating that product now and it will include many things, including custom software, video tutorials, etc. As far as I know, it will be an original product for a specific niche.
So that's it. A quick update. I have some larger articles in the works I just haven't had much time to work on them. I will sit down this week and hammer some out!
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Twitter - I Jumped On The Bandwagon...
Friday, May 2, 2008 - 5:49 PMWith everyone always yapping and blogging about Twitter, I decided to create a profile and see what all the hype is about. Honestly, I don't see it as being as "friendly" as Groovr (disclosure: I did work for Groovr for some time) so I don't get what all the fuss is about.
I've started following a few people and feel like I've got the hang of it. I will slowly add more people as I continue to navigate the Twitter sea. You can find me on twitter here.
There has been some rumblings this week about Twitter as a service. It appears to be down constantly, although I have yet to notice an outage (but I just started, and still barely use, twitter). TechCrunch has been discussing twitter and their inner turmoils for some time now.
I find it fascinating that Twitter has a service has grown to be so popular, and more importantly, depended upon by it's huge user base. I've seen writings about how to use Twitter to market (something I should probably get into while it's still a fresh & young idea). Can a quick 140 text message really compete with the social networking marketing power that sites like MySpace and Facebook provide?
We shall see (said the blind men.. or something like that)
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