In the latest blog news, I’ve brought back two older items: Pinterest (the social network) and Patreon (the crowdfunding site).
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Tag: Diverse Tech Geek
Blog status update (September 2019): The blog now has a newsletter and Ko-fi page
An update on the blog’s latest status, including the launch of both my first newsletter and a Ko-fi funding page.
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Blog status update (July 2019): New social networks, plus Goodreads alternative Riffle
An update on the status of my blog these days, including trying Mastodon and PIxelfed, plus Goodreads alternative Riffle.
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Blog status update (late April 2019): The blog’s moved from WordPress to ClassicPress
After much consideration, I’ve decided to switch my blog from my longtime use of WordPress to a fork of such, ClassicPress.
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Blog status update (April 2019): WordPress alternatives?
An update on the current status of my blog, including alternatives I’m considering to WordPress (Ghost, Hugo, etc.) in light of my dislike of Gutenberg.
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Blog status update (January 2019): Shuttering the blog’s Facebook page (again)
An update on the current state of my blog, including my decision to shutter my blog’s Facebook page, between Facebook’s problems and a lack of usefulness.
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Diverse Tech Geek 2018 year in review
It’s the end of another year, thus it’s time for a look back over 2018, as I review what Diverse Tech Geek has gone through.
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Blog status update (November 2018): The return of the “hire me” page
The latest updates on the blog’s status, including some changes in plugin usage, plus the return (yet again) of a “hire me” page for my writing services.
Read more Diverse Tech Geek is back online, now with Digital Ocean as a web host
An explanation of why Diverse Tech Geek went offline for several days, as well as my experiences so far with its new web host, Digital Ocean.
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Blog status update (September 2018): Social network changes
In this month’s blog status update, I look at some of the changes I’ve made to my social media presence, including less emphasis on Google+.
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