Nicou’s blog

Hello, everybody, as you can see this is my first post. That’s usually the one nobody ever sees unless the blog gets really famous (no, I don’t expect that for mine) but there has to be a first post, right? So, let me say the following:

FIRST!!!!!11

Stupid overused Internet memes aside, I want to celebrate, um, for the successful installation of Wordpress. I was pretty scared of doing anything wrong that could jeopardize my online security (and that’s a big deal). I even dreamed that my site was vulnerable to XSS attacks. Quite a nightmare. Contrary to my expectations, Wordpress turned out to be incredibly easy to install and customize. I had to upload it a couple of times, fool around with the plug-ins, break it, reinstall, you know how it is. I’ve kept all of my passwords really long and hard to guess, but easy to remember, since Firefox does all of the remembering for me, and I’ve written them down in a sheet of paper that I use as mousepad. No, that isn’t insecure at all since neither my parents or brothers will try to hack nicou.org. I’d like to program my own CMS / blog software someday, but I’ll stick with Wordpress for a while, I have other stuff going on now.

The next thing I have to do is explain the reason of this blog. There are tons of blogs in the Internet, why would I start one myself? Well, I’m currently working through SICP, and I’ve had a bunch of cool ideas I thought I had to make public somewhere. A blog is the perfect place for that, right? So, what the hell, here’s a blog. It won’t be the great-looking site, nor the AJAXiest (that word does exist!), I won’t be posting often, I want to make clear that my level of commitment to nicou.org is really low.

So if you like what you see, you can subscribe to my feed, leave a comment, send me an email, whatever.

Thanks for stopping by,
Nicolás Canevali

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