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Thursday, June 08, 2006
Lion around waiting
I do not like waiting for things. I do not like waiting in line. I do not like waiting for Web pages to load. Most of all, I do not like waiting for blogger.com to get their shit together and figure out how to keep their systems up and running.
Blogger IS having a hard time. I couldn't get to you yesterday at all, and other blogspots that I did to would not load comment pages. Blogger is evil.
But that lion photo is pretty darn cool. Nice job.
Thanks, Kristy, Blogger is a two-edged sword. It's free and most of the time simple. But it is unreliable. Come to think of it, it is like many of my relatives.
I would simple return to posting my blog as a Web page using Dreamweaver, but I would lose the comments function and the astronomical odds that someone will find my blog using the "next blog" feature.
And I thought it was me. Anyway, I would like to point out that aside from the ads, I can't think of many other things in this world that come absolutely free for the use of anyone, and an occasional technical difficulty is not to big a price to pay for something you didn't pay for to begin with. Had they charged us all $19.95 a year for this priviledge, THEN we'd have a reason to complain. Pray that Blogger doesn't follow the lead of MSN chat, who turned free chat into a subscription service "to protect us from spam" and it gets worse all the time.
Blogger IS having a hard time. I couldn't get to you yesterday at all, and other blogspots that I did to would not load comment pages. Blogger is evil.
ReplyDeleteBut that lion photo is pretty darn cool. Nice job.
Thanks, Kristy, Blogger is a two-edged sword. It's free and most of the time simple. But it is unreliable. Come to think of it, it is like many of my relatives.
ReplyDeleteI would simple return to posting my blog as a Web page using Dreamweaver, but I would lose the comments function and the astronomical odds that someone will find my blog using the "next blog" feature.
And I thought it was me. Anyway, I would like to point out that aside from the ads, I can't think of many other things in this world that come absolutely free for the use of anyone, and an occasional technical difficulty is not to big a price to pay for something you didn't pay for to begin with. Had they charged us all $19.95 a year for this priviledge, THEN we'd have a reason to complain. Pray that Blogger doesn't follow the lead of MSN chat, who turned free chat into a subscription service "to protect us from spam" and it gets worse all the time.
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