Showing posts with label CCWK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CCWK. Show all posts
Monday, October 17, 2011
Expanding the network.
This has been in the works for awhile, to be frank- Clean Cut / Well Kept is no longer the singular blog- I seek writers and photographers and artists alike to join a group of like-minded content publishers.
Our aim is to establish a readership and create an attractive, networked team of bloggers.
Cross-contamination to increase audience is common enough these days- note the rather daunting number of pop tracks that are of the format "Title - Artist A w/ Artist B feat Artist C" - A, B, and C are potentially exposed to all of the others' fans.
The idea behind the network is something like that, I'd suppose. If you're interested in joining, shoot me an e-mail at [ disposablenamenlos at gmail dot com ].
Our aim is to establish a readership and create an attractive, networked team of bloggers.
Cross-contamination to increase audience is common enough these days- note the rather daunting number of pop tracks that are of the format "Title - Artist A w/ Artist B feat Artist C" - A, B, and C are potentially exposed to all of the others' fans.
The idea behind the network is something like that, I'd suppose. If you're interested in joining, shoot me an e-mail at [ disposablenamenlos at gmail dot com ].
Friday, September 23, 2011
Not a guide, just some pondering:
I'm considering getting a paid domain name (if only for branding) and I even have an idea for how I'd use it.
Unfortunately, ccwk.net is already taken (I could totes imagine a CCWK CONTENT NETWORK site), but that's meh-tier.
If I develop the project far enough, I think it would be a profitable enough venture to make the hosting worthwhile.
I wonder- what are the differences between hosting companies' singular and reseller plans? I know that resellers pay more for less in terms of resources, but it could be that they get more in terms of actual hardware resources.
Also worth looking into: a VPS or an actual dedicated server, if I'm going to try and sell hosting options.
I think it's time for me to learn PHP, too.
More on all of this later.
Unfortunately, ccwk.net is already taken (I could totes imagine a CCWK CONTENT NETWORK site), but that's meh-tier.
If I develop the project far enough, I think it would be a profitable enough venture to make the hosting worthwhile.
I wonder- what are the differences between hosting companies' singular and reseller plans? I know that resellers pay more for less in terms of resources, but it could be that they get more in terms of actual hardware resources.
Also worth looking into: a VPS or an actual dedicated server, if I'm going to try and sell hosting options.
I think it's time for me to learn PHP, too.
More on all of this later.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Newsworthy: 26th of May, 2011
[ http://washingtonexaminer.com/politics/2011/05/obama-skirts-rule-law-reward-pals-punish-foes ]
So much for "transparency". There's [ this ], too. If health insurance becomes so costly, it's going to disappear. Not all at once, necessarily- but it'll happen, and then the so-called travesty of not being insured will become the status quo.
[ http://www.infowars.com/financial-terrorism-tsa-holds-texas-flights-hostage/ ]
Too bad. As someone who travels via plane often enough to be up-to-date on the security policy of the TSA (relevant: XKCD) and how it seems like a farce- if they truly wanted to be secure, they wouldn't allow anyone or anything on the plane. It defeats the point of travel by flight, though.
As for HB 1937, I'm thinking that they might need to make the verbiage either more specific or more general- “A criminal act for security personnel to touch a person’s private areas without probable cause as a condition of travel or as a condition of entry into a public place,” is close enough at the moment, but the DOJ/TSA/Fed throwdown is a dangerous show of a government that is not unified in principles.
[ http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=CLN11.NYM ]
Ruh-roh. Oil's still expensive, but I think it's just lighting the fire beneath the frying pan- at some point we'll need to find a way to synthesize crude (better yet, useful processed hydrocarbons) OR a way to utilize something like fission to power our vehicles. If we can develop the tech to create small stars and use those to power things, I'd think that we'd be less green but more environmentally-friendly.
It'd also get us off of this whole corn-as-gas thing.
[ http://www.vanityfair.com/business/features/2011/02/ariana-huffington-201102?printable=true ]
Please excuse the Vanity Fair. I figure it's worth noting, though-
"Reminiscent of Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Arianna Huffington is being sued by two political consultants, Peter Daou and James Boyce, who claim a critical role in creating her top-ranked Web site, the Huffington Post."
Seems like our litigious society takes the cake (and eats the whole thing) as far as being obsessed with money is concerned, anyway.
On a slightly related note, [ http://twitter.com/#!/BREAKINGNEWS ].
That's all for now.
So much for "transparency". There's [ this ], too. If health insurance becomes so costly, it's going to disappear. Not all at once, necessarily- but it'll happen, and then the so-called travesty of not being insured will become the status quo.
[ http://www.infowars.com/financial-terrorism-tsa-holds-texas-flights-hostage/ ]
Too bad. As someone who travels via plane often enough to be up-to-date on the security policy of the TSA (relevant: XKCD) and how it seems like a farce- if they truly wanted to be secure, they wouldn't allow anyone or anything on the plane. It defeats the point of travel by flight, though.
As for HB 1937, I'm thinking that they might need to make the verbiage either more specific or more general- “A criminal act for security personnel to touch a person’s private areas without probable cause as a condition of travel or as a condition of entry into a public place,” is close enough at the moment, but the DOJ/TSA/Fed throwdown is a dangerous show of a government that is not unified in principles.
[ http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=CLN11.NYM ]
Ruh-roh. Oil's still expensive, but I think it's just lighting the fire beneath the frying pan- at some point we'll need to find a way to synthesize crude (better yet, useful processed hydrocarbons) OR a way to utilize something like fission to power our vehicles. If we can develop the tech to create small stars and use those to power things, I'd think that we'd be less green but more environmentally-friendly.
It'd also get us off of this whole corn-as-gas thing.
[ http://www.vanityfair.com/business/features/2011/02/ariana-huffington-201102?printable=true ]
Please excuse the Vanity Fair. I figure it's worth noting, though-
"Reminiscent of Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Arianna Huffington is being sued by two political consultants, Peter Daou and James Boyce, who claim a critical role in creating her top-ranked Web site, the Huffington Post."
Seems like our litigious society takes the cake (and eats the whole thing) as far as being obsessed with money is concerned, anyway.
On a slightly related note, [ http://twitter.com/#!/BREAKINGNEWS ].
That's all for now.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Low-content: Recommended reading and Zeus
http://cleancutwellkept.blogspot.com/p/recommended-reading.html
Also conveniently located in the sidebar - a link to a list of things I think that people should read (or skim, anyway).
If that doesn't interest you (and if Zbot does), perhaps check out this informative article.
Also conveniently located in the sidebar - a link to a list of things I think that people should read (or skim, anyway).
If that doesn't interest you (and if Zbot does), perhaps check out this informative article.
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