Changing the way I blog

I just wanted to say, that I'll be doing less of just posting videos, photos, music and stuff to keep this blog alive and more typing.

Why?

Because I feel there are enough blogs that do that already (even one I own).

Not to say these blogs aren't great (I mean I read em) and they do have relevant things to post, but I think some people would rather like to actually read something a bit opinionated, see another point of view, instead of just view something they could find elsewhere.



I'm not saying I won't post a song or video every once in a while, I just plan to type more of what I think (Not to say everything I post will just be all opinionated).

I mainly want to build a community on this site, so I might as well start with the first step.

I have a million things to complain/talk about, and I don't express that here, so I thought I'd start today.

L-Yet - Enigma

Can't stop listening to this song.

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JS-Kit Comments

Ok, so I betrayed Disqus, and to mention first I actually liked Disqus.

So my reason... JS-Kit integrates with Blogger better. Comments with JS-Kit become comments in Bloggers built in commenting system which is a plus for me.

So if/when I remove JS-Kit from this blog. All of the comments stay.

Plus JS-Kit also has Facebook Connect support just like Disqus and it uses my own API key, meaning that I keep the same number of Facebook users, no changes.

Plus JS-Kit is easier for me to customize (and I'm a big fan of that).

And last, I'm confident that Bloggers existing commenting system and comment API will be updated in the future to better compete with these products and to push Blogger into being more of a social network (and I think it has something to do with Friend Connect) so I'd rather add something that won't cripple this site once that happens.

Potato Chips

Google Chrome commercial

For some reason I feel like this is a weird cross between an iTunes commercial and a commercial about some sort of colorful candy.

I've got to say though it is really nice and unexpected for a browser (especially since I can't think of a time when there has ever been a commercial for a web browser).

lol, I'm already searching for the song in this commercial.

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Tyler Price

Split Second

A must see for those who play Burnout Paradise as much as I do.