So after a long break from posting, I’ve decided to try to be a bit more responsible. For my first post back I’ll try to keep it low key. Just read this about Facebook’s roll out of a few new features on LifeHacker. One of the new features allows users to download a copy of their profile.
This could be interesting, as of right now there’s no option to upload to a new account. I’d be curious as to why most would use this feature and I wonder if it’d ever be used as evidence.
A friend of mine has moved his blog/website to WordPress and picked the same template I’m using. I think he copied me, so I guess this means I have good taste.
As you might have noticed if you were following my photo a day project, I’ve not kept up with the project. April, May and June have come and gone without much in the way of activity on the blog. The project just required time that I don’t have to spare right now. Find subject, take photo, download, select, edit, upload, change settings, and then post to the blog. I needed to find a balance between posting everyday and finding time away from the machine. The project would be much easier if I’d a camera phone that posted directly to flickr and took decent photos. Perhaps that’s where it got derailed; I just added too many steps to the project.
But before all that happens, I need to create a splash page for the site and update my portfolio. Both of those projects have been around for at least year or so.
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