Not too much. I will tell you why.
There is almost 250 posts in this blog since I started it. It took time to choose my way and get into the correct style. Anyway, once in my life I posted something that became heavily popular and that was, as you can guess, “Optimizing Mozilla Firebird” post. Many people linked to it and once I had more than 900 visitors in a single day just for that entry (my regular visitors are less than 300 daily). But that was the one and only popular entry.
I have posted several useful things after that post which didn’t attract any attention at all. One of them was “Compression utilities comparison” which I spent a lot of time for it. I don’t know what was so special about that firebird/firefox entry that made it so popular. Maybe other posts are not that useful or infomational.
I hope it is not true.
I really loved to become an airliner pilot when I was a teen. Seriously. But my way of my life turned, and now I am far from what I really wanted to be.
Anyway, I said those stuff just to tell you that I love flying, especially commercial airliners. I spend some quality time with flight simulators, and especially hanging out at AIRLINERS.NET that is really “Home of the top Aviation Photographers in the world!”. Even if you don’t like flying, you will enjoy their excellent photos.
p.s. I swear this will be my last non-geek entry.
I couldn’t even imagine that some of my relatives are also blogging.
I learned this from a comment in my photoblog and also referrer logs of my website. Two of my cousins (1, 2) and my uncle maintain their own blog in Persian language.
I was one of those people who do not believe in blogs and think blogs are crap. Hossein (who happens to be a good friend of mine) has asked me a couple of times to make a blog.
And all of a sudden, I installed MT on my webserver and It was how I made my first blog, and it was all a joke to me. But after more than a year now, I have about 1700 page views everyday (around 300 visits to website, and others via RSS feed) and this makes me feel proud of what I am doing.
Thank you for visiting my website!
If you are a regular reader of this journal or know me in real world, you know that I have two (almost different) sides in my working life. First I am an IP engineer, and after that a UNIX sysadmin. The reason that I am not writing or talking about network stuff for two month now is that I have not been involved in networking stuff for past couple of month.
The fact is that networking and IP engieering is what I really like to do as my first preference, and beside that I will do UNIX hackery. And you know being away of such fast moving technologies for a while will make me an obsolete fossil.
If you are a networker and looking for networking and related stuff here, I am sorry for making your disappointed. But I am doing my best to my TCP/IP life. I am looking to change my job to one that has as more networking as possible. And I am reading BGP materials to strengthen my skills on my one week holiday.
Maintaining a weblog is not easy. Especially when you work more than 10 hours a day, maintain other community websites, surf, read books and watch TV everyday. You should sleep less and be online more.
I didn’t have enough time to discover all new Yahoo! search features.
Also had no time to learn TCL 
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