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2007-05-01 :: baron // blog
Meme: What’s Your Web 2.0?

The venerable engtech has started a meme and I was promptly tagged by Webomatica. Usually I’d look the other way as a big fat link in my dashboard beckons me but I feel so guilty for neglecting this blog that I’ll gladly join in. Daily Use WordPress (kinda) Google Analytics google Gmail Twitter Remember the [...]

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2007-04-14 :: baron // blog
Getting Ready for “the Launch”

I’ve always been fascinated with the internet since it first emerged in the mid-90s. When I was growing up I was more into Nintendos than computers. This is something I really regret but back then the average house wasn’t into computers. I got a hold of a Toshiba Dynabook in the latter half of college [...]

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2007-04-14 :: baron // blog
Getting Ready for “the Launch”

I’ve always been fascinated with the internet since it first emerged in the mid-90s. When I was growing up I was more into Nintendos than computers. This is something I really regret but back then the average house wasn’t into computers. I got a hold of a Toshiba Dynabook in the latter half of college [...]

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2007-04-10 :: baron // blog
Writing Better

An offhand remark by a friend the other day got me thinking about the quality of my writing. Has too much blogging and internet made me a bad writer? This assumes that I was a good writer before but setting that aside I thought I’d take a look at some reasons why digital communication makes [...]

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As much as I think it’s a commendable effort and as much as I sympathize with Kathy Sierra’s cause this initiative is dead on arrival. It’s ineffective for the same reasons that sticking an FBI warning on store bought copies of DVDs and showing anti-piracy ads to theater goers. You’re preaching to the choir. People [...]

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As much as I think it’s a commendable effort and as much as I sympathize with Kathy Sierra’s cause this initiative is dead on arrival. It’s ineffective for the same reasons that sticking an FBI warning on store bought copies of DVDs and showing anti-piracy ads to theater goers. You’re preaching to the choir. People [...]

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2007-04-03 :: baron // blog
A Month on DS Brain Age

Sorry for the lack of updates. Still working on that elusive web project (it’s a social network, hilarity will ensue when I finally release it but I just have to get it out of my system). So I’ve spent the month playing Brain Age where the weird and wacky Professor Kawashima laughs “hooo hooo ha” [...]

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March blog earnings are trickling in. It seems that John Chow is inspiring others to push their earnings higher. This month, Connected Internet edged out John Chow to earn an amazing $8,913 by significantly increasing direct ad sales. He more than doubled earnings in less than a month. This goes to show how important it [...]

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March blog earnings are trickling in. It seems that John Chow is inspiring others to push their earnings higher. This month, Connected Internet edged out John Chow to earn an amazing $8,913 by significantly increasing direct ad sales. He more than doubled earnings in less than a month. This goes to show how important it [...]

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2007-03-29 :: baron // blog
In Soviet Russia, Blogs Censor You

In ancient times, you burned books and killed scholars to control information. In modern times you rewrote books and banished scholars and opinion leaders or sentenced them to death for political crimes or trumped up charges. Censorship has existed in one form or another. If it’s not a dictatorial regime, it’s the herd mentality dictating [...]

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