Scott Adams wrote this post today, March 7 2011, on his blog and then deleted it.
The topic my readers most want me to address is something called men’s rights. (See previous post.) This is a surprisingly good topic. It’s dangerous. It’s relevant. It isn’t…
Yesterday, I learnt how to do subdomains. Basically, I can now set up things such as subdomain.alunmillard.co.uk. This is useful is I want to have different things pointing to different sites. http://tumblr.alunmillard.co.uk goes to this tumblr. http://www.alunmillard.co.uk current points to my tumblr, but could be changed to point at anything else.
Salem at the vets when little. Test post from tumblr client for android.
Going down a hill on a wheeled dresser as a young ‘un. Good times!
I think this is quite neat!
My Xbox 360 has it’s own blog!
I’m currently sat here working on my Open University assignment. The question I am working on discusses micro-blogging. So here is an explanation that I can make notes from. I guess that my website is also an example of micro-blogging.
Interesting.. overzealous watchdog or is the image really condoning child pornography?
Credit crunch Speaker system?
I’ve been a busy boy since I got home from work. I’m in the process of simplifying my email accounts. I have 3 hotmail, 1 yahoo and 1 gmail.
I signed up for the domain name www.alunmillard.co.uk, and set it so that I now use an @alunmillard.co.uk for MSN instant messenger, and will do the same for other various websites. An example could be tumblr. If I have my registered email address here as tumblr@alunmillard.co.uk, then all email to that email address will be sent to a specific account. I can then set up filters to label the email, or to move it to a specific folder, depening on whether the underlying email account is Gmail or Hotmail. I will keep one hotmail account, though people will mainly just use the @alunmillard.co.uk address to send mail to it. I have created a new Googlemail account, which will handle the majority of my email.
I can use something like futureemployer@alunmillard.co.uk as the email address when I apply for a job. That way I can set up filters, perhaps to apply a red - as in urgent attention needed - coloured label to the email. It makes sense in my head, at least.
