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What's the latest dirt on Natarian? He surely didn't give a shit... nevermind. Check out another stupid version of my resume. No, not the usual humourous Ara. This page is dedicated to misanthropy, Nihilism, Layne Staley , Slayer & victims of genocide . My Resume On Blogger Watermarks removed, on the free and only tier. Thus providing an endless content machine, versatile as hell. Will take any embeds... even Telegram content, which western tech giants snub & dislike.
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Free Stuff Go to telegra.ph to create articles, blog or to-do list page... whatevs. Editing is only doable on the last page you worked on atm... I'm sure Telegram will add an index. The fonts are Telegram brand. Rudimentary, but best of all - no watermark ... The favicon is a bit ugh, coz it's a big T. Nevermind for now... Some sample pages are https://telegra.ph/Job-Opportunities-04-22 https://telegra.ph/Metal-A-Headbangers-Journey-04-15
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Mozilla, the creators of the Firefox browser and other free (billionaire free) online tools, have a website editing platform, called Solo . Other than the annoying watermark in the site footer (that you can't remove yet), is a great web editor. And completely free. Of course, free shit has it's limitations, but there's always a workaround - if you are idealist or frugile enough. Mozilla Solo Vs Google Sites There aren't many free tools, especially website editors - without the freemium aspect eventually getting in your face. The only other legit free web editor is Google Sites, which is also very good... except a major hindrance - connecting a custom domain, Google intentionally makes it hard/complex to have your site work if typing address without the www at the front. This, especially for a noob, can be an issue. Other free stuff from Mozilla If you can't/don't use Microsoft Outlook, then just search for Thunderbird and use that. Feature rich and free. So, stop opening the sauce on your 20 meat pies a day and go open source.
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