I know what the problem with my blog is. I don't like to blog!
Today I thought I might take some renders I had and post them to Reddit. Then I thought "fuck that, I'll make a blog post." ...but then I thought "fuck that, I'll make a web page." Yes, it's web pages I like to make, not blog posts.
...and I've made a few this year, but the four readers of my blog (honestly, I haven't checked in a while, it might be zero now) may not have seen them since much of my website is indexed only via sitemap.cgi, and even the parts that I did add to the
main site index I didn't bother to mention on the blog.
So here's a list of the hidden pages on my web site:
/blender/progress/ - An example of how a blender scene slowly progresses from ugly crap to rather awesome. I'm really not sure there's any point in this web page, but I felt the urge to create it.
/grammar/articles - When and how to use articles in English grammar.
/pinnwand/messages/stuff/ - While not exactly hidden, this directory in which I toss all of the images used on my blog is sort of interesting.
/notes/vm86.html - How to use Linux's vm86() system call! AFAIK this is the only documentation for it that exists anywhere.
/secret/z80pics/ - I really should add these to my other Z80 pages.
BTW, did you know there are other Z80 pages? I actually added them to the
main site index but they are relatively new, so maybe you haven't seen them. They're awesome. ...and
this one isn't linked from the main index, just linked from the pages that are. I also added
documentation for Sarcasm to the page about Sarcasm. My favorite is the page on
Z80 System Design.
/electronics/8052/orgasm/ - Yes, I've stolen every good name for an assembler.
/reviews/gopro_hero_vs_sjcam_sj4000/ - I bought a GoPro Hero, then quickly decided it wasn't good enough, and so I bought a less expensive SJ4000. I feel compelled to make sure everyone knows that GoPro isn't all that great. Not bad, but for the price, it should be better than it is.
/bullshit/check_call_restrictions/34.html - This one time I got pissed off at a vague error message on a prepaid cell phone.
/bullshit/sciencelab.com/ - This other time I got scammed by a web site.
/music/Alesis_Micron/control_knob_repair/ - The Alesis Micron is a piece of shit, but just in case you own one, here's how to fix the first part of it that's going to break. ...and I'm not kidding. This is the most popular page on my entire web site by a wide margin.
Anyway, given that I don't like blogging, I think I'll fill my "I must post to Slashdot and Reddit" urges by writing web pages about stuff and just use this blog as an RSS feed for changes to my web site. After all, when I post something good, I don't want it lost in a pile of bullshit, I want it properly indexed so that people can find it.