I am a: Quirky sysadmin. Geek. Gamer. Comic fangirl. My little space, my home on the interwebs. I blog about personal stuffs, work, various coding projects, and anything else I feel like.

A few weeks ago, I lost another long time friend: Heather Ives, aka WebKittyn. I don’t even remember exactly how we met; it was either through a mutual acquaintance, webring, or blogging event. All I remember is reading her blog and laughing my ass off thinking, “I gotta meet this chick, she’s cool!” Alas, we […]

I had meant to post this last week but got side-tracked … a lot. :) … Time off … I’m trying to take moments and enjoy happiness where I can, so in line with this I took a whole week off work, and did as little as possible. It was glorious. And I’ll tell you […]

One could say that I’ve had a digital burr in the proverbial saddle lately. I’ve been doing some long overdue maintenance on my domains, necessary software upgrades to all of the WordPress-related components and WHM backend. I even (finally) updated my install of Enthusiast and upgraded my fanlistings collective site to PHP7x. This included updating […]

Remember webrings? They were those collections of websites usually loosely themed, mostly made up of personal web pages. They were immensely popular in the late 90s and early 2000s. Everyone and their mother belonged to one, way back when the blogosphere was still in its infancy. Back when blogrolls were still just an idea that […]

If you allow your ring participants the option of using HTML code, don’t bitch when they actually do use it! There have been a handful of rings I’ve left recently for various reasons, most commonly for bickering over the use of the HTML code. (or my using ‘custom’ HTML code … it still validates and […]

I opened my email this morning to find another notice from WebRing: Dear WebRing Members and Managers, We’re revising the membership program announced in September. * WebRing 1.0 – For all of you who have said “keep WebRing free!” we will, and without imposing significant membership or management restrictions. We’ll refer to this membership option […]