inspired by Paula’s Thursday Inspo #90, where she prompts with this image:.

This bloody lockdown. I told you we should have gone south in September, when we had the chance.
inspired by Paula’s Thursday Inspo #90, where she prompts with this image:.
This bloody lockdown. I told you we should have gone south in September, when we had the chance.
I got the renewal through for my old domain name, the one I use to showcase some of the apps I work on now.
A couple years ago, I wrote a diabetes-tracking app for Windows, called it Diem, for no particular reason. When it got close to finishing it, I started thinking of a web site I could buy, to distribute it. As it happened, I haven’t really promoted it, although it is out there.
I had lots of don’ts:
In the end, I just branded the product as being made by Diem Solutions and bought the domain name diemware.com. But they were never names I was happy with. When it came up for renewal last year, if you remember I asked if anybody had any better suggestions, but no-one did, so I renewed.
This year, it came up for renewal again, and as soon as I saw the notice I put my thinking cap on. I decided to “rebrand”. I’m gonna let diemware expire and yesterday I bought the domain curveball.tech. .tech is one of a bunch of new domain names (like .blog) but I thought it fitted.
What do you think? In fact, I just ported the old web site to the new this morning, so you can tell me what you think of that, too, if you like. I rebranded the web site, because it was only a few pages, but I didn’t touch the actual app yet.
Just like Mr Bump, curveball is another allusion to the stroke, but certainly for hosting these apps, it’s just a name that I think is quite a good one. I tagged “Technologies” onto it because that fitted the suffix, plus there is already a company in the UK which trades as Curveball Solutions.
inspired by Fandango’s One Word Challenge (FOWC) of 7 January 2021, intimate.
She was always my gorgeous sex kitten,
From the moment I met her, was smitten,
When she, naked, came in,
I had thought luck was in,
She said “Look at my ass, I’ve been bitten”.