Technically Speaking

Rex Dixon’s Tumblr, is where I have been putting more of the interesting items I surf across throughout the day. It’s nice to be able to leave a quick remark or thought about something and move on. Everyone should have a tumblr site, as we all scan a variety of sites, some of us scan the same sites, but we all have a niche bunch that some people will never find out about. Tumblr gives you a way to easily share all that.

As an example, this morning I found the Cave House that was for sale on eBay originally here. From there, I found the official Cave House site which has over 35 pages of pictures.

Last night I found a really cool article that Duff McKagan wrote in the Seattle Weekly. Did you know that he was a blogger now? Interesting. He writes some good stuff btw, on many different topics. Of course I find the disturbing items also, such as another puppy mill that was found in Missouri.

The nice thing is that you can see all the different items that I tumbl on my tumblr site to the right. So if this blog isn’t updated for a few days, have no fear, I’m probably just fine as long as you see entries on the tumblr blog. In fact, it’s much easier to leave a quick thought as you surf than having to write an entire blog post.

Also, as of last night I added Disqus commenting features to the tumblr site. So you can leave a comment on such items as whether you agree or disagree with Andreessen starting a VC fund right now. Of course this was @BRoodman who suggested this, and I’m glad that Disqus had easy instructions to add this quickly.

Technically Speaking, first there were blogs, than there was social networking, than came the 140 character micro-blogging that made twitter famous, FriendFeed provided a stream of data and now there is so much content out there – you only have time to leave commentaries – which tumblr provides. What’s next? Why not leave a comment to answer that question!