I hate tracking. Well, that’s not quite right. I hate big corporate systems tracking me across a dozen different walled-gardens purely so they can shove some crap down my throat. What I do like is been able to see that people in Canada really like my site, or that the last story I wrote had more than 2 visits (thanks mum).

HybridLogic turned ten at the start of this month. Ten years. One hundred and twenty months. 3673 days. Or in other words, I had just turned sixteen when I bought it, finishing school, starting sixth form, not even a paying client under my belt. I haven’t blogged much, and what I have tends to be lost when I update. Amazingly, the current WordPress site you’re reading now is five years old with (very) minor tweaks to keep it going. Continue reading »