The Slow Death of My Blog (and Why I’m Resuscitating It)
I found a 1.33GB backup of the blog I started in 2003, and it brought back two decades of memories. Here’s how metahead slowly faded out, and why I’m bringing it back.
I found a 1.33GB backup of the blog I started in 2003, and it brought back two decades of memories. Here’s how metahead slowly faded out, and why I’m bringing it back.
After years of buying a lot of stuff on eBay and obtaining over 300 all-positive feedback ratings, I decided to list my very first item for sale. I was in for a surprise.
Here’s a list of all Canadian online retailers that are accepting PayPal payments.
I saw a credit card charge for $72 from ON ONLINE #433. It looked suspicious so I decided to look into it.
HostGator charges $15 for restoring website backups. They asked me to confirm that I wanted them to perform the restore, but they never told me that they will charge $15. Fair or not?
It’s not even March 1st, 2011 yet. And I’m already having problems sending PayPal mass pay payment to an Indian webmaster. Is anyone else experiencing this?
Starting March 1st, 2011, PayPal in India will almost be unusable. Read about the RBI restrictions and what the alternatives are for Indian webmasters.
PayPal Mass Pay can save you money by allowing you to receive payments for free. Learn more here.
This is a domain registrar review of Answerable.com based on my personal horror experience with them. They suck as a domain registrar for losing my domain and not getting it back for me. No, the domain did not expire — it disappeared from my Answerable.com account and ended up with another domain registrar.