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Silent Gardens and Web 2.0
Sometimes we are overrun with inquiries but also with spam and hacking attempts. But it is still a real pleasure to have a Web 2.0 website, where people can communicate with us but this means also a lot of work. … Continue reading
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Tagged A-bomb, Atomic bomb, Bahala na, blog, Hiroshima, philosophy. Japan, spam, Web 2.0, Yuuki Yoshida
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The blog is dead – long lives the blog
Our old blog lived 4 years and 11 months. Then it became too fat. Our hosters kicked us out. So we had to look for another software, install it, test it and configure it. This is the first result. We … Continue reading