500th Post
In the 195 days since I started this blog, I’ve posted 499 times: This is the 500th. I’d planned, when I started, for about one long post a day. It hasn’t always worked that way. I’m posting slightly more than 2.5 posts a day. I’m think I’m now getting more comments than I post, but don’t have an easy way to graph that to check.
I would like to hear from readers: Is there stuff that you’d like to hear more about? Is there stuff that bores you? (Shoot, Choicepoint is starting to bore me, but I think its useful to roundup what’s being said. I will try to post more non-Choicepoint stuff over the next few days.)
Are the small bits useful at all? Do you mind posts that come from BoingBoing or Slashdot? I try to avoid those unless I have an analysis that I think is interesting, figuring that if you care, you’ll see it there.
Congratulations on sticking with your blogging. I enjoy it very much.
I like the posts on security, privacy, crypto and financial issues, although I agree that ChoicePoint is getting old. I also enjoy the BB and /. commentary, especially BB as they don’t allow comments any more and this gives us a place to respond.
“Stay the course, Neddy, you’re doing fine!” I.e., no complaints. I don’t read /. or BB, and I appreciate not having to (because you filter them into useful info).
But, wait! Why is it that “Name and email address are required.”?!
Ironic, isn’t it? I’ve lazily left the defaults in place.
Short ones…
Hop on a plane, land, and discover Adam has posted 13 blog entries, including one that asks for more topics! Congrats on 500 posts! He posts on some testimony: ” the only part of our national security apparatus that actually…