Showing posts with label Blogger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogger. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2012

Blogger/WordPress

If you are starting a site/blog--Use WordPress! So much better than Blogger.

Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Music on a Cloud

Music on a Cloud

I may have been one of the last ones, but Blogger finally restored my blog postings that had been deleted. This gives me some peace of mind that my content will be backed up and safe in the future. However, in the meantime I still back up everything I do.

The new use of "the cloud" (information saved to a remote computer network as opposed to directly to one's computer hard drive) will be music players. Amazon is releasing the Cloud Player and Google, Music Beta.

|Check out this article about these new digital media players.|
For a Song, Online Giants Offer Music in a Cloud
By WALTER S. MOSSBERG

Monday, May 16, 2011

Re-posting

I don't entirely trust "the cloud" of the internet, so I try to keep all my material backed up. This was especially useful due to the fact blogger crashed and took my postings with it, and the have never restored them. So, I will be re-posting a few older documents for journal-keeping sake.

Friday, May 13, 2011

Blogger Outage

After blogger going out this should be google's splash. wdsiemerii

Google's Blogger outage makes the case against a cloud-only strategy

The same week that Google made its strongest pitch ever for putting your entire business online, one of its flagship services has failed spectacularly.

Earlier this week, Google rolled out a maintenance release for its Blogger service. Something went terribly wrong, and its Blogger customers have been locked out of their accounts for more than a day. Google’s engineers have been frantically working to restore service ever since, although they haven’t shared any details about the problem.

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NOTE: I have lost all the content I posted yesterday. My family relies on the money this site generates... mwahahahaha


Blogger begins restoring posts as outage continues By Hayley Tsukayama