In my attempt to create a personal website that I will actually use, I have made several changes between ben.kulbertis.org and codezroz.com. Originally, I owned ben.kulbertis.org and it was a WordPress blog that was regretably underused and I felt that personal blogs were less likely to be successful than a blog with a seperate identity (this idea was likely rooted from css-tricks.com). I created codezroz.com as a website dedicated to web development and programming, and it was heavily branded as such. I then converted ben.kulbertis.org to a static site that had a little bit of personal information and a tumblog that was essentially pointless. Unfortunately, this idea has become too narrow. I no longer just want to talk about web development and programming, I now have other interests in addition to those such as Server Administration and news from the Technology Industry. Therefore, I have decided to again return to a personal blog. I have seen that personal blogs can also be successful and that what really matters is that you post content that is relative to others. Popularity, however, is not my only goal. A personal website also servers as an indexed searchable collection of things that I have learned, an online brain dictionary of sorts.

So, this website is now dedicated to containing the thoughts, discoveries, and opinions of Ben Kulbertis in my ever ongoing journey into the realm of technology. The content of this site has no particular topic and may range from a great and many different things.