After my last post, My Blog Was Hacked and WordPress Sucks I received an email from a reader that I want to share and respond to.
… [continue reading]What a clusterfck, Just think of the headaches that would create for a neophyte.
After my last post, My Blog Was Hacked and WordPress Sucks I received an email from a reader that I want to share and respond to.
… [continue reading]What a clusterfck, Just think of the headaches that would create for a neophyte.
My hope is that someone that works inside Google reads this post and shares it with their co-workers. Maybe this post can get a conversation going about where the web is heading next.
In 2013, Google made a mistake. It … [continue reading]
Not that Google cares about what I think or even bugs I’ve found using their products, but I thought of a simple solution to their Blogger FTP problem. Google states they are abandoning support for FTP based Blogger accounts, because … [continue reading]
It amazes me why a talented blogger would use the BlogSpot service provided by Google’s Blogger. A blog is the intellectual property of the writer and yet brilliant writers and photographers will use their time and effort to direct traffic … [continue reading]
I’ve been with Blogger since April 2000 and I’ve finally had enough. It is clear that Google has no intention of repairing the code that runs the FTP accounts. It is slow and buggy. They have no intention of making … [continue reading]