Ari Herzog
JULY 29, 2020
I initially joined Twitter on April 5, 2007 but I can’t link to that either because that account was deleted in 2009.). In addition, I was receiving frequent notifications of trolls discovering old (and now irrelevant) content and sharing it. I still tweet but for different reasons. I read their reasons.
Ari Herzog
AUGUST 18, 2016
For instance, here’s a piece from May 2007 critiquing a website. I’ve created a lot of content since 2007 — and people continue to visit, comment, and share. You can expect to read unique content that I hope you want to share. You can expect to read epic things.
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Ari Herzog
MARCH 17, 2020
I created this blog in 2007 as a means for me to initially write about everything that was in my head and that I wanted to get out. Along the way, you may see me update old blog posts with fresher content. Most recover. Some don’t. The virus is nearly everywhere. Antarctica is (currently) a safe haven on our planet.
Ari Herzog
MARCH 17, 2020
I created this blog in 2007 as a means for me to initially write about everything that was in my head and that I wanted to get out. Along the way, you may see me update old blog posts with fresher content. Most recover. Some don’t. The virus is nearly everywhere. Antarctica is (currently) a safe haven on our planet.
Ari Herzog
MAY 14, 2014
For instance, here’s a piece from May 2007 critiquing a website. I’ve created a lot of content since 2007 — and people continue to visit, comment, and share. You can expect unique content. Today, I’d write that much differently with screenshots and an accompanying video.
Ari Herzog
MAY 31, 2015
For instance, here’s a piece from May 2007 critiquing a website. I’ve created a lot of content since 2007 — and people continue to visit, comment, and share. You can expect to unique content that you want to share. Today, I’d write that much differently with screenshots and an accompanying video.
Ari Herzog
DECEMBER 25, 2014
For instance, I received my diploma from graduate school in 2007 — and I still keep notebooks. But the fact I know they’re there and there is other stuff that’s sitting in a crate that is in plain view, what if I toss those notebooks and move the crate contents to the shelf, thereby increasing my floor space?
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