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This blog is retired!

25/02/08

Obviously, I haven’t updated this blog in quite a while. I have to admit that I just couldn’t keep up with my self-imposed goal to regularly (read: at least twice a week) post long articles. Unfortunately, this fixation on long, detailed articles is so much reflected by the setup I’ve been using that I just couldn’t get myself to switch to a more relaxed style of (tumble) blogging.

WordPress, this gigantic behemoth of a blogging engine, my theme with its small text size that makes short articles look tiny and weird and the difficulty with which you have to post a simple link, photo or quote, despite the abundance of WordPress plugins out there, all of that somewhat ruined my interest into this blog.

Fortunately, I recently found the incredibly slick tumbleblogging engine Chyrp, which has given me new motivation to set up a blog that is more in line with what I want to do.

My new Chyrp-powered blog is arbi.trario.us. A little bit of additional info about this switch can be found in my first post.

Please be sure to update your bookmarks, point your feed readers to the new feed and say goodbye to the old times…

That’s it, this blog won’t be updated anymore. All the action will happen at arbi.trario.us from now on Don’t miss out on it!

About

Hi, how are you? My name is Georg Kaindl, and I'm a twenty-something from Vienna, Austria. During the day, I'm a CS student at the Vienna University of Technology, but at night, I turn into an independent software developer for the Macintosh platform, social nerd, lazy entrepreneur and intuitive researcher.

I like to write about everything that matters to considerate technology enthusiasts, but humbly retain the right to go off-topic from time to time.

My posts are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.

Contact

You can reach me by email if you have something to say that's not related to a blog post or that you don't want to have publicly available as a comment to a post.

However, you'll have to prove that you are human! Even though I personally like robots very much, I'm less of fan of SPAM. It's just a simple riddle to solve, but a SPAM bot won't cut it!

To get my email address, take the word before the .com in my domain name first (Hint: The word you are looking for starts with a "g" and ends with an "l"). Next, simply attach @mac.com to this word.

Boom, there's my email address. Simple, isn't it?

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