Crazy Christmas Traditions - Photo Essays - TIME.
Showing posts with label history. Show all posts
Showing posts with label history. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Christmas Photo Essays
Check out these Christmas photo essays from TIME.
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Sunday, December 16, 2007
Webspace and Me: A History
The move to Wordpress is a major landmark in my experience of creating my presence on the internet; it is the first time in my 9 years of having my own site that I have paid for hosting. To mark the occasion I wanted to create a timeline to show the progression of the sites I've created, plus I've never cataloged this so I though it would be interesting for me if not for anyone else.
I want to say it began in 1998 when we first got the internet at home. We had aol and you could make your own website, I don't really remember it.
From that I moved on to the free hosting site tripod.com. I never made a personal site there, instead I made a site to list the complete discographies of every band that I liked, with tracklistings. In the early 2000s I made the first ever (and as far as I know, still the only) fan site for Blake Hazard. You can get a very broken glimpse of it via the Way Back Machine archive take a look. Oh and then there was a site I made to educate people on the different ways "indie" music can be defined. I was quite the indie snob.
At the same time I started having a blog, I used livejournal, and xanga, and livejournal again, and again.
Which reminds me of something I've missed from livejournal and can do now...
I want to say it began in 1998 when we first got the internet at home. We had aol and you could make your own website, I don't really remember it.
From that I moved on to the free hosting site tripod.com. I never made a personal site there, instead I made a site to list the complete discographies of every band that I liked, with tracklistings. In the early 2000s I made the first ever (and as far as I know, still the only) fan site for Blake Hazard. You can get a very broken glimpse of it via the Way Back Machine archive take a look. Oh and then there was a site I made to educate people on the different ways "indie" music can be defined. I was quite the indie snob.
At the same time I started having a blog, I used livejournal, and xanga, and livejournal again, and again.
Which reminds me of something I've missed from livejournal and can do now...
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