Comments on: Hello world! http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/ rock out to the apparatus Thu, 21 Aug 2008 22:52:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: criminy.crickets http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-24 criminy.crickets Mon, 24 Apr 2006 18:46:07 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-24 Has template design ever been other than costume? Has template design ever been other than costume?

]]> By: des von bladet http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-23 des von bladet Mon, 24 Apr 2006 09:44:09 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-23 I still don't understand why relational databases are the technology of choice for storing what is a list and nothing much else, of course, but I am very sad to learn of your hosteur's insolence. I vote for, as I practice, the light veil of pseudonymity. Oh, and I have long since decamped to the largely design-free promised land of RSS, which is very jolly, but does make me wonder about the role of template design in contemporary blogging. I still don’t understand why relational databases are the technology of choice for storing what is a list and nothing much else, of course, but I am very sad to learn of your hosteur’s insolence.

I vote for, as I practice, the light veil of pseudonymity. Oh, and I have long since decamped to the largely design-free promised land of RSS, which is very jolly, but does make me wonder about the role of template design in contemporary blogging.

]]> By: Dad http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-18 Dad Fri, 21 Apr 2006 01:14:19 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-18 Hi Yami, A pseudonym is not anonymity (as per many noted authors) but it does provide a minimum screen between irate readers (although who can object to considered and entertaining opinions) and personal confrontation. People who go beyond the screen are then really serious but it may save some grief from miscellaneous chaff. Glad you are back. Dad Hi Yami,
A pseudonym is not anonymity (as per many noted authors) but it does provide a minimum screen between irate readers (although who can object to considered and entertaining opinions) and personal confrontation. People who go beyond the screen are then really serious but it may save some grief from miscellaneous chaff. Glad you are back. Dad

]]> By: Rasmus http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-17 Rasmus Thu, 20 Apr 2006 21:52:57 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-17 No don't go! Stay! And let Google help you help yourself. :) No don’t go! Stay! And let Google help you help yourself. :)

]]> By: ester http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-9 ester Wed, 19 Apr 2006 13:17:05 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-9 Can I mention horror and sympathy at the root of the problem? How did you lose everything? How did that happen? "Yami" is a great name, in my opinion. I'd stick with it. Especially if it facilitates feminism & precious bodily fluids. Can I mention horror and sympathy at the root of the problem? How did you lose everything? How did that happen?

“Yami” is a great name, in my opinion. I’d stick with it. Especially if it facilitates feminism & precious bodily fluids.

]]> By: criminy.crickets http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-8 criminy.crickets Mon, 17 Apr 2006 21:45:58 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-8 The problem with my obvious pseudonym (or at least <em>this</em> obvious pseudonym) is that Yahoo! knows my real name, and points it to this page. I once had someone look me up for professional purposes, only to find a front-page post about the portrayal of assfucking in <i>Brokeback Mountain</i>... I have absolutely no idea what he thought of it and he was too polite to say anything, but it's still a bit embarrassing. Getting a proper professional page up is on my list of things to do this summer so that doesn't have to happen again... The problem with my obvious pseudonym (or at least this obvious pseudonym) is that Yahoo! knows my real name, and points it to this page. I once had someone look me up for professional purposes, only to find a front-page post about the portrayal of assfucking in Brokeback Mountain… I have absolutely no idea what he thought of it and he was too polite to say anything, but it’s still a bit embarrassing. Getting a proper professional page up is on my list of things to do this summer so that doesn’t have to happen again…

]]> By: science-woman http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-7 science-woman Mon, 17 Apr 2006 15:49:16 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-7 super double extralistic reader here to say that you should stick with your obvious pseudonym (ala Lab Lemming). You have a good "voice" going and I think you'd find it cramped if you attached your real name. And I like having a pretty good idea what you do, it lets you talk about science things more specifically than I can. Whatever route you decide to go, be sure to let me know where to find you next. I've definitely enjoyed reading your blog. super double extralistic reader here to say that you should stick with your obvious pseudonym (ala Lab Lemming). You have a good “voice” going and I think you’d find it cramped if you attached your real name. And I like having a pretty good idea what you do, it lets you talk about science things more specifically than I can. Whatever route you decide to go, be sure to let me know where to find you next. I’ve definitely enjoyed reading your blog.

]]> By: LDH http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-6 LDH Mon, 17 Apr 2006 15:17:43 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-6 <i>Maintaining any meaningful amount of anonymity is a pain in the ass.</i> As a highly paranoia-prone blog addict slowly lurching back toward non-anonymity (well, anyone who knows my real name and location can easily find my MySpace page now, anyhoo), I heartily agree with the above statement (although it's been both my observation and experience that wafer-thin is usually just enough for plausible deniability for all but the most blog-savvy and/or rabidly vindictive -- YMMV, of course, of course...) Maintaining any meaningful amount of anonymity is a pain in the ass.

As a highly paranoia-prone blog addict slowly lurching back toward non-anonymity (well, anyone who knows my real name and location can easily find my MySpace page now, anyhoo), I heartily agree with the above statement (although it’s been both my observation and experience that wafer-thin is usually just enough for plausible deniability for all but the most blog-savvy and/or rabidly vindictive — YMMV, of course, of course…)

]]> By: Lab Lemming http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-5 Lab Lemming Mon, 17 Apr 2006 13:31:22 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-5 The value of a very obvious pseudonym is that it means that people won't discover what you've been saying by accident. They'll only hunt you down if they really care. But hey- it's Easter; you can resurrect in whatever manner you like. The value of a very obvious pseudonym is that it means that people won’t discover what you’ve been saying by accident. They’ll only hunt you down if they really care. But hey- it’s Easter; you can resurrect in whatever manner you like.

]]> By: She’s back! : a wolf angel is not a good angel http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-4 She’s back! : a wolf angel is not a good angel Mon, 17 Apr 2006 12:48:45 +0000 http://greengabbro.net/2006/04/16/hello-world-2/#comment-4 [...] Go tell yami that her uterus posts are an important part of the PMS-blogosphere, and whatever her nymity is, they are oh so important and must be continued. I still refer to mine as speaking in “painful crampish”. . [...] […] Go tell yami that her uterus posts are an important part of the PMS-blogosphere, and whatever her nymity is, they are oh so important and must be continued. I still refer to mine as speaking in “painful crampish”. . […]

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