New Location For Music Related Posts
I decided to finally put up my music site, and with that I will be posting on there about music related items instead of here. I am not sure what I am going to do with the current posts. I might migrate them over, or I might just move them back in with the personal blogs.
Anyway, the new site is at http://www.askewremixed.com. Besides that, this will be my last post under this category on this site.
As I have written about before, Facebook and the other social media sites rubs the wrong way with me. Here you had these networks where people interacted, posted their whole life online, and have no sense of privacy. On top of that, it has become the new "hangout" for a lot of people. They spend hours posting online without any real interaction, yet they get some form of false "social interaction".
My feelings haven't change on any of it, nor has my craving to get back to spending mindless hours on the sites. This, as I guess you can say, is a personal social experiment. Now that I have finished my personal website, which will act like a "connection" hub for people to contact me, I can become more organized with my media. Any social networks that I belong to, will be public. In other words, I won't hide new posts, or reserve certain portions of my information on these sites for "friends" or "connections" this is all going to be public for anyone to see (to the extend of the website's capabilities). It will either be public or non-existent.
About My Life: Wired
This website is an ongoing personal hobby of mine. I use this blog to write anything from “the struggle the internet society has on an individual’s relationship status” to what I had for breakfast. I am not trying to write the epic blog post that will push me into my 15 minutes of internet fame. This is just a hobby, no more. From building this site from the ground up, I try out different coding techniques with PHP/MySQL and different design concepts. This is a project that will never be anywhere complete.
I began uploading my web designs to my EarthLink web space (back when I had a whole 10MB!) on March 23, 1998. The actual 'system' or current concept of this website actually dates back to May 28, 2004 when I converted it into a blog. It was originally called SekondAttempt.com until renamed to OneLastConfession.com on April 8, 2007. Finally on March 1st, 2008 MyLifeWired.com was registered, claiming its most current name.
Yay! New Theme
Still in the works though... I have a lot to clean up, then will probably cut code and (finally) migrate to html5.
But sure does look purdier...
Back On Track
After a much longer vacation than expected, I am back mixing on the tables. I was planning on having a mix out each week, but the holidays came, then other stuff, and finally this damn illness with a horrible cough has been killing me. At least now I got mix 5 done, so I can begin getting my ass in gear to finish the rest of the projects.
I got so much to do...
This is sad... But I think this is expected for when it is released... hence the picture below floating around on the internet...
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I deleted my Google+ Profile... I could give a whole spiel about why I did and social networks and crap. But all it is, is another Facebook with different features, and I would be just repeating myself.
The only one I have right now is Twitter... I never post on it though, but I do use it to follow interesting streams... If I get bored of that I will delete my account then.
Googleless Life?
If any of you have been keeping up with the whole craziness of Google and their changes in their privacy policy, you might see a reason to look for something else.
Really, Google's policy changes do make sense, as their whole purpose is to use your data for marketing research to provide you with better ads for you to buy stuff. But a lot of people are freaked out because here you have Google merging all the data from all their services to build a profile which will probably be more accurate than any government agency. Scary shit if you ask me.
But while I don't see myself dropping off of Google any time soon, I began to notice just how intertwined I am with this company. I will admit that I am a huge fan of Google. Hell, I might as well say it, I am a fanboy. The services and abilities that Google offer are just amazing. But what if I want to change? What if something happened to my account or we found out that Google employees eat puppies and kittens for lunch? Then what?
