Here lies a new blank slate. I build websites just because I can. All types.
Currently I have two ISP (Independent Service Providers) I use to host my creations. One is called Mochahost and the other is Hostinger. Follow the links for information. I don’t promote either, as neither are perfect, but are completely useable.
I have also built complete websites using the services of Amazon Web Service (AWS). One can create there, a virtual stand alone web site computer, where every component and software can be of one’s own choice.
I have built and operated test websites completely on my own hardware here in my workspace. Not really desirable for real world use, as personal internet connections are not designed for high volume traffic.
This post is not a “how-to.” Just indicating I do “know the ropes” (Navy Veteran term) about how websites are built and operate. I have been building personal computers since 1975 (50 years!) Also been a ham radio builder since 1968.
That amount of time (alone) should be an indication I know my way around building websites. Today they are firmly tied to personal computing.
OK! So that is where I “come from” when building websites… but it is not the only fun I enjoy. I have many hobbies which are the reason I also have many websites and blogs.
I love to do creative activities requiring design and some portion of skill. I not only design but I create tangible things. Blogs are one of the ways I choose to record my “projects” as a public record. My goal is NOT to be the most popular kid in school. I don’t need an ego rub. Just a sharing experience for anyone who has the same interests.
What I do and enjoy today is but a very small part of my total (so far nearly 79 year) trail of experiences. I like to think every experience builds foundation for the next. I don’t live in a rut (for long) and always willing to try what new grabs my interest.
So I am wondering if Kautz.blog has a need to “go anywhere” right now. I have already covered current interests in my other sites.
More latter?…
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