Today I celebrate 19 years of owning this domain, and more importantly the history of this website, and my own presence online.
19 Years Of Xadara
Tag: blogging
Postdated Publications Of The Procrasinatory Variety
A little update on the myriad of planned but still not written articles. Better late than never, right? Wait, didn’t I write a piece by that title before?
Modest YouTube Success, And The Neglect Of This Website
Many months since I began doing content on YouTube again, I reflect on what that time has meant for me, and this website.
Been Neglecting This Place A Bit, Haven’t I?
It’s been a while, so I thought I’d check in.
The De-Googlization of Xadara
Clearing Google out of this site as much as possible.
One Inane Task Down, a Dozen More to Go. Also, Fuck The Algorithm.
In this update I finish up some mostly pointless work on old articles and then vent about the nature of the modern web.
17 Years of Xadara
You know the score — it’s time to reflect on 17 years of running this crazy website!
Can’t Blog – Too Busy in Chernobyl
I haven’t written anything in a good while but can you blame me given it’s the hell that is the holiday season? I’ve gotta relax one way or another!
The Slow Death Of, And A Farewell To, Triberr
It’s time to say goodbye to a content sharing platform I’ve spent the past decade using and enjoying.
The Drive To Write Slowly Returns
I dare say I’m starting to get back into the swing of writing.
Does Anyone Actually Make Good WordPress Themes Anymore?
In this entry I lament at the challenges of finding a theme that really works for my usage case when WordPress has evolved far beyond just blogging software..
Status Update: 20230621
Status Update for June 21st 20203
A Garbage Comment From A Garbage Person
Time to take a look at what can only be described as a jerkass comment from last year.
Ads Are Back. Sue Me.
You can’t blame a guy for wanting to make a few bucks, right?
The State Of Every Article Series I’m Working On
Let’s take a moment to look at the current state of my many writing projects which have formed over the past few years.