Starting Again
Aaron Reynolds
I recently closed my personal website because I simply wasn’t using it. There was no point hosting a blog just for spammers to try commenting on everything with their usual mix of flair and imagination.
I kept the previous posts but I see no point in restoring them at this point – there really wasn’t much that the world can’t go on without.
Now I find myself wondering what to write. In this time of micro-blogging where we condense our thoughts into 140 characters or less, you really need to feel strongly about a subject to go to the trouble of writing in sentences.
My old blog was primarily aimed at documenting some of my more interesting coding moments – i.e. those that I’d be referring back to and could help others on their journey. The truth is that recently I’ve not been particularly taxed in this area. I don’t feel like I’ve been working on any particularly ground-breaking or useful work. Certainly nothing that merits more than an occasional tweet.
I have a list of work that I want to get into and I think now is the time to delve in and start pushing my boundaries again. With a little luck and the occassion extra hour in the day I’ll be updating this blog again soon with nuggets that merit more that 140 characters.
SqlBulkCopy inserting all Nulls using ODBC