Hello World()
Am I the only one who finds introductory-posts quite exhausting to write, sometimes even more
exhausting to read, and in a general manner of speaking rather unnecessary? Well, just to avoid
causing any discomfort to the introductory-post-collecting lot, here we go anyway. So this is my new
blog, a thing I was persuaded to do by nigh-professional blogger Wolle.
It'll hopefully be read the way blogs are meant to be read (using a feed and your favorite
aggregator), which would spare me the trouble of finishing and polishing my design. Another thing
that needs to be done and that I'd rather avoid is find a nicer blog-title. The current one is a
nice reference to the best software company around, but other than that it strikes me as thoroughly
uncool. Apart from these pedestrian tasks ahead of me, what I'm going to blog about is Software and
everything about Software. That's going to include the web (all versions supported!), my current
interests like JavaScript, AJAX, web applications (as opposed to php-quick-hacks), ruby, rails, and
so on, and so on. My old blog
was about life as an erasmus student, and it ended rather abruptly when all that was going on wasn't
especially blog-topic relevant anymore. Let's hope there'll be a different destiny for this blog,
and given that it's a tech-blog I have some hope, since I'm not planning on leaving the tech-world
anytime soon. Despite the principal nature of this blog I might throw in the occasional bits and
pieces about offline-life if I find it worthwhile to do so. The inclined reader is asked to excuse
my occasional more or less qualified rant that I won't be able to avoid with so many rant-worthy
things going on. Finally, instead of introducing myself I'll rather plan on finding the time to
create one of those "about me"-sections that nobody ever reads in the near future.
Er ist zurück. Der Erasmus-Blogger. Nun, was darf man sich erwarten? Eine Menge! Gerfried pflegt im Allgemeinen einen äußerst würzigen, intelligenten und witzigen Stil und obendrein hat der Mensch auch noch eine Menge zu sagen. Steve Yegge muss sich an
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