Do you use your blog for private stuff?
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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Why keep the post private? Anyway, to answer your question. No I don't blog, I'm not lingually gifted.
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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I use mine to attract promiscuous women, is that what you meant? :)
New version: WinHeist Version 2.1.0 There's a fine line between crazy and free spirited and it's usually a prescription. I'm currently unsupervised, I know it freaks me out too but the possibilities are endless.
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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That is not really private; that is what a blog is. Share, share away.
I'd rather be phishing!
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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I started keeping personal and work notes as private blogs a few years ago. It worked great until it got to be a pain, then...months go by with no postings. :omg: I've also tried OneNote as a journal of sorts...again, with the same results. :( Just today, I was thumbing through a couple of legal pads and a few hundred pages of loose notes to find something important to the task at hand...never did find what I was looking for either...:confused: Back to the point, any method/mechanism you can use to store notes is only as effective as your commitment to using it. Something searchable would obviously be a benefit, unlike my 'legal pad' solution to keeping notes! :laugh:
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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That's what I use CP for. :-D And, remember that every CP member has a blog on their profile page.
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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Marc Clifton wrote:
I guess, first off, do you even have a blog?
Nope. I would never find the time to work on it.
Marc Clifton wrote:
And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc?
I occasionally upload stuff to my web-site (without linking to it from within the site -- pretty much the same as the "private" thing you mention), if I want to let other people have access to it (e.g. I've done that so that I can post links to pictures here), but never for stuff that's for me personally. I have been known to use skydrive, google drive, and dropbox for that, though, particularly if I only have a phone or tab with me.
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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I do have a blog or two - but rarely get around to posting to them (and I lost the entire contents of the one I did use regularly in a fit of stupidity) For stuff of interest to me, though, I use evernote. worth its weight. I can always copy to a blog if I want to make it public (and copy to it from blog, for that matter) so I treat Evernote as my local scratchpad - and sometimes pretty stuff up and post it
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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I can't tell you. It is too private. :-D
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I can't tell you. It is too private. :-D
**_Once you lose your pride the rest is easy.
I would agree with you but then we both would be wrong._**
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I can't tell you. It is too private. :-D
Well, you can definitely trust the internet as a big chunk of it is already consisting of "private" things.. :laugh:
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I use mine to attract promiscuous women, is that what you meant? :)
New version: WinHeist Version 2.1.0 There's a fine line between crazy and free spirited and it's usually a prescription. I'm currently unsupervised, I know it freaks me out too but the possibilities are endless.
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I started keeping personal and work notes as private blogs a few years ago. It worked great until it got to be a pain, then...months go by with no postings. :omg: I've also tried OneNote as a journal of sorts...again, with the same results. :( Just today, I was thumbing through a couple of legal pads and a few hundred pages of loose notes to find something important to the task at hand...never did find what I was looking for either...:confused: Back to the point, any method/mechanism you can use to store notes is only as effective as your commitment to using it. Something searchable would obviously be a benefit, unlike my 'legal pad' solution to keeping notes! :laugh:
"Go forth into the source" - Neal Morse
kmoorevs wrote:
Back to the point, any method/mechanism you can use to store notes is only as effective as your commitment to using it. Something searchable would obviously be a benefit, unlike my 'legal pad' solution to keeping notes!
Are you not a developer? Why not create a web app or a desktop app that you can custom to 100% your needs where you can allow for search criteria and tags etc etc..? :-\
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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I have no blog (had one but moved all that to CP...), I use Google Drive to store such lists online...
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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Me: Google, What is a blog?
Google wrote:
blog bläɡ/ noun 1. a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style. verb verb: blog; 3rd person present: blogs; past tense: blogged; past participle: blogged; gerund or present participle: blogging 1. add new material to or regularly update a blog. "it's about a week since I last blogged"
So my answer would be: facebook, codeproject, linkedin. (not very useful in your case, unless the CP hamsters can conjure up "private blog space" or something) alternatively, as a knowledge base consider a wiki-page like concept perhaps?
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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Nearly 1/4 of those emails are real..... in undisclose royalty to true inventor modern of technology comes from Africa and some go to bank accounts requiring assistance ven in the less than 2000 years had running water, electric in Africa but onlt "Industrial Revoltion" did America (USA) buy these tech from Africans and paid million dollars of royalty each since year. This causes big bank accounts. Often, ownwed by, royalty, etc, and when they die or require assitance (IN ORDER TO COVER THE TRUTH THE IRS SENDS MILLIONS OF SCAM EMAILS, so it doubted when really send back some unclaimed royalty
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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I do have a blog, but no private stuff (yet) and probably never will. Actually, I don't have any personal notes on how to do stuff, except from the projects I created to test one thing or another. For shortcuts, commands, articles etc. that I need to remember I usually create a document and email them to myself. And then I never look at them again :D
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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Some have already said this, but I would not keep these "gems" private. I would either post them here (somewhere) or on you blog, as "public". If you find these notes helpful, I am sure many other will as well. Share the knowledge.
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I guess, first off, do you even have a blog? And if so, do you use it for private things, like important notes, etc? Reason being, it just occurred to me that the notes on how to backup a Postgres database, transfer it to my PC, and restore it locally, are commands I always have to do a "history" on to see how I did it. Figured, I might as well use my blog but keep the post private to retain these little workflow gems. Marc
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I have no blog (had one but moved all that to CP...), I use Google Drive to store such lists online...
Skipper: We'll fix it. Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this? Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote:
I use Google Drive to store such lists online...
That's a good idea. Thanks! Marc
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Me: Google, What is a blog?
Google wrote:
blog bläɡ/ noun 1. a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style. verb verb: blog; 3rd person present: blogs; past tense: blogged; past participle: blogged; gerund or present participle: blogging 1. add new material to or regularly update a blog. "it's about a week since I last blogged"
So my answer would be: facebook, codeproject, linkedin. (not very useful in your case, unless the CP hamsters can conjure up "private blog space" or something) alternatively, as a knowledge base consider a wiki-page like concept perhaps?
V.
(MQOTD rules and previous solutions)V. wrote:
as a knowledge base consider a wiki-page like concept perhaps?
I still own the domain pensieve.org, which was once alive and using screwturn wiki for just that. Marc
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