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After a month or more of moving between loads of providers, and dealing with constant accessibility issues with screen-reading software, keithnet.us finally reconnected just a few days ago using 1and1 Internet, Inc.
In fact, 1and1's amazing network is powering this very Drupal website that you're most likely viewing even right now.
What you're probably asking is how did all this start exactly?
It first started with a wonderful sales call from a 1and1 rep who was extremely nice to talk with.
I think I made his day while chatting on the phone.
Hello folks.
It's been quite some time since any content updates, so this time, I thought I'd talk about making music from a blind persons perspective using a mac.
That's right, back in November of 2011 I managed to get myself an Apple Mac.
But why would you do such a thing, you may ask?
Hi folks! Just thought I'd ask something amusing to me. How many of you have accidentally saved a webpage file in something like MS Word, to discover that it doesn't work properly? At least where the web browser is concerned? That would be really amusing to find out! Feel free to post your replies!
Hi folks. I'm considering putting Podcast episodes on hold if noone is generally interested in wanting to have interviews, or in any other way contribute to the continuation and existance of the website.
Hi everyone. What was the best highlight of creating a blog? That's going to be the top question for the day. Hope you all have fun. Comments are welcome!
Hear are just a few security related tips for staying as safe as possible online, regardless of what you may be doing, or what website you're using. Suppose for an example only that perhaps the site could be PayPal, or something else such as WePay, the following may help. No fraud prevention system can be one hundred percent perfect, either. Remember that despite all computer advances, we're still the first line of security.
This is just a rant. I'm notresponsible for any actions that arise out of my trying to be positive. If anyone is against my opinions, then that's fine. But I will not be held responsible for any lashbacks good or bad that result. PayPal deserves a chance. I decided to ask this question to myself, and give myself a chance to think. Read on, and enjoy!
Even if you're sighted, by all menas this one website I wanted to discusss today is worth the linking to. So welcome to The Great All In Play gaming website! If you were curious, All in Play is a site that was started between some folks in a colege dorm life setting. Give them a check out! I'm sure you'll find All In Play to be an interesting experience, especailly when you consider the amount of online games available from them. Have fun, All in play folks!
