Saturday, February 06, 2010
post://431136115015138319/I got an email the other day that blogger would no longer support FTP. That messes up my whole deal, anyone I ever set up. Myself, my business. my sister, all impacted and I either need to get some great content management system up in less then a month and a half or get some ajax going.
Kind of lame for them to do this, they sayh it costs too much money but back in the day I gladly paid for Blogger. I'd gladly do it again but that's no an option. They got bought, it's been a couple years. Now no one cares. Any .com has to be custom now, though, further separating the hobbiests from the professionals.
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- http://digg.com/users/Serinitism/history.rss
My Digg activity - working on adding it into the site
- Interesting - So the Blogger transition is not so drastic, there is actually a reasonable option of sending a blog to a subdomain. I guess Google still hosts it and they have you set up a CNAME record to point to their server which will determine (based on the configuration you've saved within your blogger account) what blog it's linked to. I have like 10 for various areas of my site, so this should be interesting. Most aren't even used anymore but they're kinda cool to have from a historical standpoint.
- ...and they extended it to May 1st
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I had to put all the links here so they could still be robot'd since I was having issues with the whole dual click nature of the modern browsers.
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music recommendations
links
discuss (no longer in service)
...mysterious
pictures
mobile
archive