Communicating in a networked world
To help conceptualize where the "rubber meets the road" when it comes to creating your blog - and help you sort out the blogging tools that I've been discussing in the last few posts, I put together some diagrams. These diagrams and their … [Continue reading]
I am known among my friends for reserving my weekends for biking and things other than "work." My regular job during the week contains a large proportion of volunteer [read free] work, and most people do their volunteer work on the weekend, so … [Continue reading]
I don't want to short-change one of the inventors of blogging (or at least of RSS), and a software industry veteran, Dave Winer, and his Radio Userland. This application, Radio, was one of, if not the first, pieces of software that allowed the … [Continue reading]
I've got a challenge coming up in March. Looks like I may end up traveling again, and this time I'm going to be fully-prepared for offline creation of blog entries. In preparation, I'm doing some serious researching of offline-blogging tools. You … [Continue reading]
I've continued my experimental use of a couple of tools for offline blogging. My friends think I'm online all the time, I'm sure, but I find that there are long periods - sometimes as long as a couple of weeks - when Internet connectivity is quite … [Continue reading]