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Tag Archives: WWW
Meta blogging
Any housekeeping writing about how it’s been a while since you’ve written, or how you changed some obscure part of your blog, doesn’t tend to age very well and is seldom particularly compelling in retrospect. The exception are genres like technical or design blogs, where the meta is part of the message. But certainly the world doesn’t need any more “sorry I haven’t written in a while” posts. Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, mobile, progression, SEO, statistics, web design, words, WWW
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Something is weird about YouTube
“YouTube’s algorithm is easy to game. It’s a system that rewards creators for figuring out what works, and then doing that same thing over and over again.” Continue reading
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Tagged copyright, cybercrime, Elsagate, humanity, idiocracy, internet culture, pr0n, rule 34, videos, Weltschmerz, WWW, YouTube
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It’s all on video
I’ve recently been clearing out a bunch of old video clips. The early web was home to many weirdos, and videos of the kind didn’t help its reputation. Continue reading
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Tagged archival, collections, funny, internet culture, murder-death-kill, software preservation, WWW, YouTube
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Mobile visitors
My little page about South African Bulletin Board Systems doesn’t pull in a lot of visitors. What surprised me most about the influx of readers was the devices they used. Almost half are mobile devices. Continue reading