Rest of the planet couldn’t give a shit less about hockey.
May 282010
Switched webhosting over to godaddy recently.
I first tried my hand at having a website thru my ISP, and also Yahoo Geocities (remember geocities?) Geocities was awesome, everybody had some sort of lame website, but that was the beauty. Soon I realized that I wanted to put up photographs, but geocities and my ISP had very small disc space allocations.
So I started porkfork thru yahoo webhosting. They offered different blog software, and Gallery (for image dispay).
Then yahoo webhosting became yahoo small business, then a few years later they killed off Geocities. Yahoo was changing.
My blog was hacked with bad code, shit happens. But to wipe out the bad stuff, they had to wipe out my photo Gallery.
But by that time, they no longer offered installs of the Gallery software.
So I started checking out godaddy. I’m not to keen about my money paying for commercials, but so far things are going well. Plus godaddy supports the installs of blog software, and Gallery.
Now there are people that are having difficulty uploading images to Gallery. Gallery software states an 8mb photo size limit, and it should be good, but there is also a physical size limit. Like you can’t upload a 3624X2800 pixel image. So if you stumbled onto here looking for a Gallery tip, try uploading images that are less than 2000×2000 pixels. (the limit could be larger or smaller – but see if the smaller size works for the Gallery upload.)
I first tried my hand at having a website thru my ISP, and also Yahoo Geocities (remember geocities?) Geocities was awesome, everybody had some sort of lame website, but that was the beauty. Soon I realized that I wanted to put up photographs, but geocities and my ISP had very small disc space allocations.
So I started porkfork thru yahoo webhosting. They offered different blog software, and Gallery (for image dispay).
Then yahoo webhosting became yahoo small business, then a few years later they killed off Geocities. Yahoo was changing.
My blog was hacked with bad code, shit happens. But to wipe out the bad stuff, they had to wipe out my photo Gallery.
But by that time, they no longer offered installs of the Gallery software.
So I started checking out godaddy. I’m not to keen about my money paying for commercials, but so far things are going well. Plus godaddy supports the installs of blog software, and Gallery.
Now there are people that are having difficulty uploading images to Gallery. Gallery software states an 8mb photo size limit, and it should be good, but there is also a physical size limit. Like you can’t upload a 3624X2800 pixel image. So if you stumbled onto here looking for a Gallery tip, try uploading images that are less than 2000×2000 pixels. (the limit could be larger or smaller – but see if the smaller size works for the Gallery upload.)
May 032010
How is that they can rig a camera onto a pole, and it can capture a license plate number on a moving vehicle, yet in one of the most famous places in the world – no cameras?
Almost a decade ago, two planes crashed into the World Trade Center. Same city, and no cameras? Really?
All those tourists, with all those video cameras, and all those digital cameras, nothing? All those police, and nothing?
Yet here is a picture of me, taken from another building a few years ago, the resolution is total crap, and yet it’s still better than anything in Times Square right now.
Apr 212010
Day 287- I want to put your stuff in my boat.
-kaynoski
“Hey, it’s Porkfork6 of Flickr.com! I’m Mario Andretti, I’m famous too!”, originally uploaded by porkfork6.
Mar 082010
Mar 072010
Beach Theatre, originally uploaded by porkfork6.
it was me!!!!!!!
I’ll try to get some of the old content back, other content is lost to the interwebs. Seeing that not so many stroll this way, it shouldn’t be an issue.
