Ever since 2010 when Google announced their plans to begin rolling out Google Fiber in the Kansas City area I was ready to drop my slow and inconsistent ‘broadband’ for a solid internet connection. Unfortunately, it has taken 6 years for that reality to come to fruition and for a good portion of that time I’ve felt stuck with AT&T. Continue reading »
It’s that time of the year again where I review my personal performance objectives from the previous year and how well I accomplished them. Alongside that I get to set new objectives for 2016.
So let’s start it off here are my 2015 objectives and my progress that I completed on them. Continue reading »
So this year has been a busy year and the blog has suffered due to not having time to write posts. However, in following with my last 2 years I want to give myself a review of my performance the previous year as well as set objectives for the next year.
Rather than drawing things out more than they need to i’m going to start by reviewing my objectives I set last year and how well I accomplished them. Continue reading »
Last week I wrote an article comparing Google Domains to my current domain host. Shortly after writing that article I received an email from Google Domains asking for my feedback (which I gave them) and telling me I had been given the ability to invite people to use Google Domains.
I’ve been a long time user of GoDaddy for my domains, mostly because I’ve never found a better domain host for both price and services offered. I know there are other hosts out there and I know there are also quite a few that are cheaper and have decent management tools but there is a level of trust that I’ve not been able to find. Now this isn’t to say I fully trust GoDaddy, but they are a bigger company so the level of trust is higher than a company i’ve never heard of. Continue reading »