My last real post on this blog was more than two years ago (the March calendar post was a page from my static site added here for archival). It was a different time, a different site, and different blogging software. Much has changed and much as happened since then, but I though it was finally […]
In spite of all that brainwashing about not judging books by their covers, every one of us goes by first impressions at some level. And why not? First impressions are very important, especially on the web. There are two kinds of people on the net today. There are those with broadband connections, who will see […]
The next decision to make regarding my new site is the organization of its various part, its structure. While my old site was purely an online portfolio, I want this one to have some real content. I am interested in many things besides the work I end up doing and I would like the new […]
In the early days of the web, making a website was straightforward. You simply wrote one long HTML page, and if you were a real artist you threw in a few graphics and actually organized your page into relevant sections. No decisions to make. Simple. That was then, this is now. I now want to […]
Since I want my new site to be regularly updated with fresh content, I thought getting to grips with blogging technology would be great idea. While I have no interest in writing long touching posts about the sad but true story of my feline pet’s reproductive ineptitude :confused:, the web log as an organizational structure […]
As stated in the sub-head at the top of the page, this blog was born with two ends in sight: 1) Complete revamp of my web site 2) Thorough knowledge of Blender Why revamp the site? I was pretty proud of my old site (http://samir.shorturl.com/), and I still am. It was coded in raw html […]
My first post using Greymatter. :blush: I’ve never even tried one of those foolproof online blog services, and I went straight for setting up a personal CGI blog – a true learning experience. Everyone with any interest in the “technical” side of things really should try setting up some server based software once in a […]