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My entry in the “Make Your Best McBess!” contest.

Give me a fav (just press f on your keyboard … dooo eeet) and get me that much closer to winning! :)

 

(also, worked large (original @ 19"), so check out the full-size to see the detail -- or at very least hit L on your keyboard)

 

>>> Contest Rules & Limitations (in case you're wondering what exactly's going on here) <<<

Here is my submission for the Media Temple with McBess T-shirt contest. Had fun combining my own past doodles and creativity with Mc Bess' graphics. Fav if you like...

This photo was taken specifically for Naz’s The Items We Carry group. Although I tote a crapload of other items around in my manbag, these are the basic essentials that follow me wherever I go.

 

No watch.

No phone.

No change.

I found this advert in a online magazine somewhere. I don't know if its a genuine (mt) advert, but it certainly caught my attention! ;)

Quite possibly my most comfortable slumber. Ever.

I really should take a proper pic (good lighting, non-iPhone),but probably never will.

So this one's almost dead. It is soon time to start all over again.

Over the past couple months I've been adorning my MacBook with geek pride as I managed to get them. They're all from various sources, I bought a few, some came with t-shirts, and some people sent me some.

 

Unless you see me every day... which, unless you're Ethan, you probably haven't noticed.

 

Regardless, it's also my second day of getting into the "flickr spirit" with a 365 day photo project.

Guess what arrived this morning...

"nerd-ing it up!"

 

I manned up and finally got a proper website setup. None of this free-hosted blog junk or MobileMe iDisk-hosted iWeb sites.

 

Nope.

 

williambrawley.com is now hosted on Media Temple with a (gs) Grid Service server setup. The site is powered by WordPress.

 

The site is not completed yet. No photos added yet.

 

More to come...

A photo I took just got published in the LA Business Journal. Accompanied by a great little article about my wonderful employer, (mt) Media Temple.

Aquí es donde está hospedado Microsiervos, en el Garland Building de Los Angeles (1200W de la Calle 7), afectacto por el incidente de ayer. A pesar de las infinitas medidas de seguridad de todo tipo, anti terremotos anti inundaciones anti caídas de luz. Si hasta tiene un helipuerto… Pfff. La empresa se llama Media Temple y son muy buenos pero ayer fallaron.

 

En ese mismo edificio tambíen están Dreamhost y otras empresas de hosting a las que les pasó exactamente lo mismo: horas y horas sin conexión. En el blog corporativo de Dreamhost cuentan cómo también tuvieron que abandonar el edificio por el parque verde que se ve a la derecha. Si te fijas en su foto se distinguen las mismas formas, papeleras, árboles, césped y el edificio del fondo – sobre todo lo miras en con las fotos de satélite de Google Earth.

Here is my submission for the Media Temple with McBess T-shirt contest. Had fun combining my own past doodles and creativity with Mc Bess' graphics. Fav if you like...

If you run a forum you need CloudFlare! By reducing malicious visitors (web spammers, botnet zombies) and caching my site on its distributed servers, it decreased the CPU time that my forum consumed by over 50% as you can see by these two charts. The top chart is the "GPU" usage on my Media Temple account. A GPU is a measurement that derives from CPU time required by every single hit/request made to a (gs) Grid-Service - including web server activity, programs, scripts, etc. OLPC News Forum was consistently 50% of my overall usage and had me go over my allotment on occasion (continuously using +20% of a processor core per month). Now with CloudFlare you can see that usage drop at the same time CloudFlare took over.

 

Thanks Cloudflare, and thanks to Media Temple for offering CloudFlare for free to all its customers.

This CreativeMornings/Seattle event was hosted by Facebook

Jenny Wilkson @SVCSeattle was our speaker.

 

The event was sponsored by Mailchimp, Shutterstock, Wix, Edelman, Vitamin T,MediaTemple, Adobe Creative Residency program,Boot Strapper Studios

  

All photos by Krista Welch follow her on instagram at @kristawelch

In the Virb Photo Booth at the (mt) + Virb SXSWi Closing Party.

We'll be posting all of the kid tested and mother approved slides on Virb, very soon.

Virb representing the white shirt black tie club. Not planned. Promise.

More have been added, but looks like I have space for a few more!

An entry to the QBN Photoshop battle (http://www.qbn.com/editors_choice/597511/)

Yes, that's right. When in Texas...

 

This thing saw more rides than Wilt Chamberlain.

THIS ARTWORK

IS OUT OF SERVICE

Another one bites the dust. Goodbye to my trusty old PowerBook and hello to my new MacBook Pro (hat tip to Jo).

"Great talk so far about #SVG @NationBuilder for the @CodePen / @mediatemple spons @LearnToCodeLA meetup!" - twitter.com/rouzbeh84/status/776259886652858368

finally our new desk arrived today, so here it is: my new home office.

I had been meaning to get out here to see the new place, since Jen's parents literally live a few blocks from them. Thankfully, I was able to this time. :)

I finally got my talk nerdy to me back (yes, reordered)... And the stickering begins... :)

"So excited to have our first big show and tell night sponsored by @CodePen @mediatemple and @NationBuilder!" - twitter.com/LearnToCodeLA/status/776262702612164609

Wednesday, November 2, 2016. Impact Hub/Vuka. Austin, TX

 

Photographed by Manny Pandya

 

Sponsored by Shutterstock, Wix, MailChimp, Adobe and Media Temple.

"Sites need to be able to interact in one single, universal space. "

-- Tim Berners-Lee

 

So they wanna build dedicated versions of sites targetting specific devices now? Has everyone just fucking lost their fucking minds? What's next, building a special version for the iRefrigerator, one for the Nokia Web Enabled Washing Machine?

 

dotmobi is crap, this is 10x worse.

 

I had been meaning to get out here to see the new place, since Jen's parents literally live a few blocks from them. Thankfully, I was able to this time. :)

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