September 11: Grateful to Be Alive 22 Years Later
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Celebrating 19 Years of Blogging
Nineteen years ago today, I created my first blog post on the technology blog here. Strictly speaking, I had a blog on the site earlier, but that was mostly focused on my travels across Europe when I lived in Germany. In 2004, I decided to manage my own server and set up a Windows Server […]
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What are Your Thoughts on Blogging in 2022?
Recently, I have been wondering what to do with this site and should I continue to be sharing content at the rate that I am. What do you think? Let me know in the comments.
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Celebrating the 7000th Blog Post!
This post right here marks a special milestone: the 7000th post since ClearDB deleted 13 years of my blog posts, a tale told in this very special episode of Data Driven. I post this to remind myself of the power of picking yourself up again. Losing 13 years of writing across 5575 was hard, but […]
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6000th Post
This is the 6000th posts to this blog since the forced reset when ClearDB lost all my data. It was very easy to feel defeated and deflated when I found out that September night in 2017 that 13 years of hard work was gone forever. However, I channeled my energies into rebuilding the site bigger […]
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A Big Milestone
Frank’s World has been online in one form or another since October 1995. In the early 2000s, I experimented with blogging. Starting in 2004, I relaunched the site as a technology blog, more specifically focused on the emergence of .NET at the time. Since February 2004, I had blogged at least once per month, sometimes […]
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Big News!
I am delighted to announce that I have joined Red Hat! More details to come!
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5000th Post
This post marks the 5000th post since the Great Clearing Out in 2017. If you’re not familiar with the event, it’s when ClearDB lost 13 years of my blog posts. I highlight this, because in 2017, I had a clear choice: give up or restart with a fervor not just to continue, but to take […]
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