Comments on: Webspace and Me: A History http://ohbuoyancy.net/2007/12/17/webspace-and-me-a-history/ Staying Afloat While the World is Sinking Fri, 04 Jul 2008 03:42:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Reese http://ohbuoyancy.net/2007/12/17/webspace-and-me-a-history/#comment-87 Reese Tue, 01 Jan 2008 04:23:15 +0000 http://ohbuoyancy.net/?p=130#comment-87 That's really cool Justin. That’s really cool Justin.

]]> By: Justin http://ohbuoyancy.net/2007/12/17/webspace-and-me-a-history/#comment-83 Justin Sun, 30 Dec 2007 06:30:41 +0000 http://ohbuoyancy.net/?p=130#comment-83 I just came across your blog from a link you'd posted on the WordPress.org forums. What a surprise to read this entry, which in so many ways mirrors my own progression through the Internet authoring world. I remember creating my first web page with AOL Easy Designer in the late '90s. Soon after, I graduated to Freeway (a GUI web design program for Mac), and then I started coding pretty simple pages in AppleWorks, and hosting them for free with sphosting. A while after that, and after several stints at other services (LJ included), I moved up to DreamHost and WordPress. And that's where things are today. Our stories sound a lot alike. Funny, that is. :-P Take it easy, from a fellow blogger. I just came across your blog from a link you’d posted on the WordPress.org forums. What a surprise to read this entry, which in so many ways mirrors my own progression through the Internet authoring world.

I remember creating my first web page with AOL Easy Designer in the late ’90s. Soon after, I graduated to Freeway (a GUI web design program for Mac), and then I started coding pretty simple pages in AppleWorks, and hosting them for free with sphosting. A while after that, and after several stints at other services (LJ included), I moved up to DreamHost and WordPress. And that’s where things are today.

Our stories sound a lot alike. Funny, that is. :-P Take it easy, from a fellow blogger.

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