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Posted on March 29, 2009. Filed under: blogging, economy, marketing | Tags: blog-napping, carbon copy post, cease and desist letter, content stealing jerks, copy-protection, DCMA, DRM, get my content broadcasted, K Pang, link farming, M Piraino, post-napping, rip-offs, suing bot-blogs, take-down, Techdirt |
[i] A while back, Martin Piraino took the time to make me aware of that content of my blog was ripped off. Been through the Techdirt Economy of Free series, instead of following his example to dcma-take-down the copycat I actually felt otherwise: I see [seven] good reasons to go along with getting my content [...]
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Posted on March 26, 2009. Filed under: blogging, marketing | Tags: blog name, HowTo, social, tech |
Regular readers and frequent visitors of my blog probably have noticed I was playing around with the title of my blog, shifting its name here and there.
By my presentation of my Twitter bot framework and my dagobart page you already knew that Arnold Funken is a pseudonyme. So, now it’s gone, finally, from the [...]
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Posted on March 8, 2009. Filed under: Debian, blogging | Tags: bliki, blog, trac, wiki |
Obsessed with documentation? I don’t know, though I prefer to be clear on what I communicate. Therefore, my habit is to write in a manner that does not keep any open questions.
However, I noticed that this — writing without laeving open any questions — is beyond the size of what people likely accept for a [...]
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Posted on February 11, 2009. Filed under: blogging, economy, marketing | Tags: blog-napping, cease and desist letter, get my content broadcasted, link farming, M Piraino, post-napping, suing bot-blogs, tweetmoney |
Martin Piraino took the time and efforts to make me aware of that someone is re-using blog-postings of mine in full length to make money out of it:
Your blog post was ’scraped’ by tweetmoney.com – copied in its entirety and posted to the tweetmoney.com site [...] This has happened to me too twice [...] GoDaddy.com [...]
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Posted on February 10, 2009. Filed under: blogging, freedom | Tags: duty, extremist, opinion, out the door, relief |
After years of having a blog (well, blogs) I finally started blogging.
When I started to have blogs — that was about ten years ago –, I was used to that OMFG, government is going to watch us all, individually. I quit that a few years ago. And a few weeks ago I actually launched a [...]
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Posted on November 12, 2008. Filed under: blogging, development, life, marketing, operating systems, sys admin | Tags: DocBook, 500 MBs of screenshots, bliki, net-bound box, wiki-bound documenting works out for me, wiki, wiki-bound documentation, rsync, Word, toolchain, power supply |
My main box is broken. Something with the power supply or/and the I/O controllers. Usually, the OS hangs in the middle of booting, mostly when it comes to some I/O thingy. Most recently, that got added up by middle-of-the-session instant-shut-downs. Like if someone pulled the power plug. Until now, the file system survived that. However, [...]
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Posted on March 17, 2008. Filed under: Debian, Ruby on Rails, blogging, development, digital communication, social web | Tags: BuddyPress, Bulletin Board System, core social network, D Glazer, Debian Etch, developing a social network, Facebook, facts, figures, Google staffer, like-a-breeze tutorial, MySpace, N O'Neill, Ning, OpenSocial, social network, social sites, TechCrunch, user base size, Wordpress |
On the subject of social sites, my current aim is to develop a freely available core social network. To be able to do so, I did some online search. I begun with a search for a Bulletin Board System based on Rails. But I didn’t go into depth until now.
What I found somtime amidst it [...]
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