Okay, I realize that NOBODY cares about this except me and my hosting company (and possibly the stats-obsessed Swede), but this month…for the first time in the history of this blog…I actually had to buy more bandwidth. For those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about (i.e. the majority of my immediate …
Tag Archive: Fredrik Ljungberg
Jun 12 2007
Half a million people can’t be THAT bored!
Sometime on Sunday, the hit counter here at ShazzerSpeak crossed the half-million mark. Of course I realize that not all of those hits represent readers. As many as half of them may not even be human if I understand the way search engine crawlers and spam comment/trackback bots work. Still, I'm stunned by the number…mostly …
May 11 2007
Does this site load slow?
Does it wobble to and fro? Can you tie it in a knot? Can you tie it in a bow? C'mon…sing it with me now! Okay, so I've had some occasional complaints that ShazzerSpeak takes f o r e v e r to load, and after a little research I concluded that it's probably because of …
Mar 02 2007
Guess I’ll be keeping my day job…
It’s been a month since I decided to try running a few text ads on ShazzerSpeak and I’m not sure whether to be proud or embarrassed by the results so far. On the one hand, it appears as though I will easily make enough money to cover the cost of my domain names, which was …
Dec 03 2006
Double milestones reached today!
I‘m putting two red stars on the calendar today. The first because it’s my second anniversary with my kick-@$$ hosting service Blog-City. I tried a lot of blog hosts before landing here two years ago and can attest that it’s a really fine platform with great customer service. If you’re thinking about starting a blog, …
Jun 20 2006
Looks like I picked the wrong date for an anniversary…
It was four years ago today that I moved to the Land of Vikings, but thanks to Sweden’s World Cup schedule…instead of celebrating the closest thing we have to a real anniversary…Dr. Darling and I are sitting in front of the TV along with 97% of the rest of the country. (The other 3% are …
