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Nisadas IV:Resurrection

As I may have pointed out before, the consistent feature of this blog has been upgrades to Wordpress and its plugins.
Rarely have I taken the time to actually add anything of note to this blog.
Beginning May 2005, Nisadas was launched from home on my dial-up connection and featured a mashed up theme that borrowed (stole?) [...]

Not all water under the bridge

The last time that I got involved in Nisadas was to upgrade to Wordpress 2.3 or something like that. The next thing I know, my next spam-deletion visit was met with the news that 2.5 was out and my spanking new upgrade was obsolete! Ah well, so there I went and upgraded…

To be honest, it’s nice. Nice to use Wordpress again and nice to be blogging again. Over the last few months, much has happened.

Time flies when you’re…

Technically, time is supposed to fly when you’re having fun. However, it also flies when you least want it to. The question that lingers most in my mind is whether the days really are shorter than when I was younger, or whether it’s just the change in perspectives. Most definitely time flies when you’ve been given a deadline and a ton of stuff to do.

On the contrary, my dear watson

I am still alive. And occasionally kicking. Contrary to what my pals might think.

Of course, subsequent to my shift away from full time participation in being part of (arguably) Sri Lanka’s best web design firm, I’ve had my laziness at posting compounded by a lack of time and inspiration.

An update

Sometime back, I wrote on obscurity. While doing so, I also mentioned something which sittingnut later explained was known as the GoogleBomb effect.

Via Digg, I found a response from Google on this matter at the Google Blog, which I thought is worth reading.