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Review of the Scrimba Learn JavaScript Course
I just finished up the Learn JavaScript for Free course on Scrimba, taught by the CEO Per Harald Borgen, and the last thing he suggested in the course wasn’t to take another course, but to start writing about my learning experience. I’ve been blogging for almost 20 years so this was something I felt I…
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Why RSS Feeds Are Still Relevant
The post discusses the importance of RSS feeds for content curation and laments Google Reader’s discontinuation. The author compares two key RSS readers, Feedly and Inoreader, expressing a preference for Feedly’s user-friendly interface despite Inoreader’s praised features. The goal is to provide ad-free, quality content to readers.
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Web3 and Decentralized Technology
The author expresses excitement for the evolving internet landscape, highlighting a shift towards decentralized web3 technologies and NFTs. Discovering micro.blog offers a clean platform for sharing photography and tech insights. The goal is to provide ad-free content while engaging with readers through comments and updates, appreciating their visits.
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Apple’s Tribute to Steve Jobs a Year Later
I remember landing in Amsterdam on October 5, 2011 after being in the air for almost 10 hours. I turned on my iPhone and AP news alerts started pinging my phone as happens when a “world event” takes place. I read through the Fox News, CNN, Sky News alerts and articles, and read through my…
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Nothing Motivates Blogs Like a New Theme
I know to non-bloggers, writing a blog post about blogging is a kin to photographers talking about equipment (which we love to do), but to the rest of the world, it’s… boring… that is unless you love photography, or in this case blogging. If you know WordPress, their mantra is Code is Poetry, and maybe…
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5 Points to Making Great Twitter Posts
This Actually is My 20,000th Tweet This post is actually going to mark my 20,000th tweet on Twitter since I joined back on November 1st, 2007. Over that period of 5 years I have tweeted approximately 10 times a day, from 3 different countries, on 3 different continents, posted approximately 1,000 original images, and 1,000…
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Inside, a MacBook 5,1
This post serves a few different purposes, like Day 239 of my Project 365, but once in a while I like to get something up there for the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge, and since this week’s theme was inside, I thought this would make a great shot. I don’t spend all of my days inside…
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Sophistication Through Simplicity
I didn’t just post a picture of a black square, this is actually my desktop. I love the clean, simple, and yet still very sophisticated… desktop, home screen, written code, verse, prose, lyric, file structure, office, room, company, house, life… etc (could be I like this so much because life in reality is actually very…
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Quick Update on My Blog Design and Format
First of all, I’ll say right off, I’m not a big fan of blogging about blogging, but sometimes I do it just to organize things out in my own mind as well, that’s what this is then. I hear it all the time, if I get a better, newer, and more fresh looking design, I’ll…
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Google Drive vs Dropbox, Amazon, or Microsoft Sky Drive for Cloud Storage?
There was some great news from Google this week concerning cloud storage, and while it isn’t up to what I want in replacing your hard drive, Google Drive is a great step forward in drive cloud storage with 5GB free, and apparently I’m grandfathered in to my 20GB $5/year plan (see screenshot below). Finally Google…
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I’m content creator and photographer in Opelika, AL. If you need help with a website or blog I can help.
