February 2012
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The Two
As you may or may not know, I created, own and run the gaming news site Feed The Gamer.
I’ve got some names on board as writers, which gives the site some serious leverage.
Grant McMaster, author of Metro 2033: Britannia, and Luke Dicken, a Games AI researcher and contributor to #AltDevBlogADay.
Feed The Gamer started out as a tiny blog, built by myself, for myself. It was just an idea that...
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Afterthought
Feed The Gamer’s move was a success. Now I can stop worrying, and rather relax and move everything else over all in good time. There’s no rush.
The Norvard WebMedia website will be transferred soon, as well as Ca9ine.com and a few other sites I’ve built and still maintain.
Speaking of Ca9ine.com, it looks like I can really get used to this Tumblr thing. I’ve made the blog...
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January 2012
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The Waiting Game
I’ve decided to move all the Norvard WebMedia web assets to a new host. Feed The Gamer has outgrown the current host, and the site is getting slower and slower, which is very bad as the reader base is getting bigger and bigger. The current host just can’t handle the traffic. So it was time to move on.
Now the waiting game starts. Everything has been moved, but we still need to wait...
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Strange Lands
So this is Tumblr, eh? It seems very limiting when coming from Wordpress.
But for personal use, such as my blog it’s more than enough. I do however miss something similar to Wordpress’ Plugin Directory, the Codex and a proper back-end.
I’ll get around to learning Tumblr’s ways soon enough, though.
And, as promised you can now find the old blog located at old.ca9ine.com
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The Move
To make things a lot easier for me, I’ve decided to move my blog over to Tumblr. I don’t have a lot of time to keep the old blog running as I’d like it to run, so this is the best option as yet.
I’ll try to keep the old blog archived in a subdomain for reference.
That’s it for now! I’ll keep you posted.