Since quasigeek’s inception eight years ago,* I’ve been cheap on my hosting plan. When I first invested in the domain, it cost me a whopping $19.95 a year. And that was okay for my little personal site that no one cared about. And when my hosting company was bought out I panicked a little, but [...]
I suppose the title of “geekblog” is slightly less pathetic than this “new” title, but at least I made the attempt to shake things up around here. And if you think about it, with the current URL of the blog, it’s the only thing that could possibly make sense. So deal.
(If you happen to be [...]
I’m kind of in the mood to re-sort things around here. When I first started this blog (which was over a year ago), “geekblog” was sort of a temporary name until I thought of something better. Needless to say, I kind of suck at names.
This layout was also temporary, and we see how far I’ve [...]
Two important things in my life, apparently.
Firstly: Some site updates. I got tired of having all my old writing taking up space, so I got rid of that website. In its place, I created a subsite just for my NaNoWriMo novels, located here. It was really the only part of the writing site I was [...]
I knew the time would come—my web hosting cost is going up.
I shouldn’t complain too much. For the seven years quasigeek.net has existed, I’ve paid $20 a year. (These are the deals you find in 2002.) But my host was bought by another company, and they said they would “review” the hosting packages. So now [...]
Quasigeek is proud to welcome its newest hostee, Perpetually Confused. Kelly is a good buddy of mine from college and fellow fraternity sister. She enjoys writing observational humor and I enjoy reading it. And who cares if I’m approaching my data limit on my server? It’s worth it to say I have friends hostees.
She’s just [...]
Well then.
We knew it would happen. I attempt to do the blog thing independently, but the inevitable happened… I installed wordpress.
Okay that’s enough of my overdramatism. (That is not a word, but you know what I mean.)
I’ll admit it, I’m lazy. My old method of updating the geekblog took far too much time, and I [...]
I like things. But I'm weird about it. I ramble about my addictions. I go on for a week about new RAM, listen to the same album over & over for a solid month, or buy a stack of new books when I have two shelves of literature I haven't yet read.
I have also edited that previous paragraph thrice. And I just used the word "thrice" in standard conversation. Yeah.
