199 Posts and Still Tweaking the Formula

This is post #199, and as the previous post attests, I am still perfecting the technique of blogging. It's been hard work getting here to post #199, but everything has been well worth it. Throughout my blogging existance I've refined my technique constantly, and I think that things have improved. The difficulty of the blog is surprisingly dynamic. One can choose to make their blog based on a single topic, but that's no good because then you automatically chisel your reading audience way down. On the on the hand, you can make your blog sine thema, but this is still hard because you must keep some kind of focus, otherwise the blog becomes random and muddled (which I certainly admit has happened here). Reader feedback is of the utmost importance. Hence I am going to work on making my blog less "self-depreciating".

It seems like I should have more ideas and reflections for writing, but to be honest I am just itching to go report a killer bug in Mozilla Firebird to Bugzilla. Ah! And yet another reason for the inferiority of Microsoft Internet Explorer: there's not a database where you can freely report bugs that you find, and (at least in theory) get them fixed. I chose to exercise my freedom of choice, so I don't get stuck with the kind of web browser that gets the Lamo Web Browser of the Year Award from Adams Blog.