No, I don't mean that in a Gainax way.
It's just that I've noticed that my computer habits have changed over the years, and I don't know if it's because of the way I'm aging, or the way that technology has changed the lay of the virtual land.
Aside from starting out with video games, (fantasizing about Xevious and Tempest was the only thing that could keep me awake in church,) I first wrote the same simple single-user programs everybody else wrote on their first PET or Apple ][ computers. An Othello game! Wow!
Then, straight to a static website, almost ten years ago.
Shortly after that, a little blogging and screensaver making.
Lately, although I actually want to do other things, (I need to burn some home videos to DVD for the family, for example,) I keep writing little web-based services for myself. Just for fun, here are some of the subdomains that have cropped up because of these services (and other things):
config.dlma.com - Notes on how I like my computers set up.
feed.dlma.com - A feed making service with no front-end. (You can add pages too. Email me.)
my.dlma.com - Old, tired blog.
observer.dlma.com - Old article on programming.
rps.dlma.com - A decision making service.
svn.dlma.com - A remote regressible repository.
task.dlma.com - A productivity service.
webdav.dlma.com - A service for tools like FoxMarks. (I like to use my own servers.)
wiki.dlma.com - A test wiki that I decided to leave in place.
Of course, there's a weak portal at www.dlma.com, and there are other subdomains, too private to share here. (Maybe I'll make a friends-only post?)
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