Spending hours crafting a responses to random internet denizens’ Facebook comments feels foolish, but I do it often enough. Because Facebook is a horrible tool for writing anything but a snarky one-liner, I have taken to crafting these time-wasting commentaries in a note app on my mobile devices. I started saving them. It seemed a sensible thing to do. If I invest so much of myself into writing them, why should they be no more than ephemeral bits, lost forever in Facebook’s black hole of a content system?<\/p>\n
It occurred to me that it has been a long time since I’ve blogged and it might be worthwhile to clean up and publish some of my Facebook commentaries on a blog.<\/p>\n
After going through the pain of setting up a self-hosted blog (incomplete as of this writing), I looked over my saved commentaries and realized I’m not comfortable presenting them as standalone articles. [sigh]<\/p>\n
So now what? I’ve been down the path of prostituting my personal life for Internet voyeurs and have little motivation to do so a second time, as well as being in a completely different frame of mind compared to then. I have a silly little tech blog on Blogger (a horrible product), but it’s more for reposting anti-tech tech articles I find around the web than for original content. I meant this blog to be my own original content, but not explicitly personal.<\/p>\n
I guess we’ll see what happens…<\/p>\n
EDIT (and note to the fucking jackasses at WordPress): This post was originally published at a completely different date i cannot recall. The shitty pile of fuck WordPress iOS app considered it a draft and re-published it, overwriting the original date. The date here is a guess, which had to be edited via the website, since the shitty pile of fuck WordPress iOS app has a shitty pile of fuck date editing mode with no control for the fucking year. WTF can’t any fucking developers be bothered to fucking test their shit and attend to details?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Spending hours crafting a responses to random internet denizens’ Facebook comments feels foolish, but I do it often enough. Because Facebook is a horrible tool for writing anything but a snarky one-liner, I have taken to crafting these time-wasting commentaries in a note app on my mobile devices. I started saving them. It seemed a… <\/p>\n