Welcome to Nexfinity.net
October 5th, 2008
Hello and welcome to Nexfinity.net. I’ve finally decided to post something on the site after several months of delay. My initial plan was to start posting during mid July but that didn’t happen. I’m here now and am keen to start posting. It’s a great time for me to start too since there is only about two months until I’m finished University for the year and I have several ideas for projects that I’d love to share. If you haven’t done so already check out my about page. It will have contain some more details about myself. Hopefully over time some of my personality will shine through the words I share on this blog.

It's about time!
In the past I have run several personal blogs with little success. Success in terms of the fact that they haven’t been running for very long nor have they been very interesting to read. In this instance of Nexfinity I plan to rectify these past blogs and bring more energy to the table. I’m not sure on the posting frequency that I plan on adopting but I’m hoping that I’ll be posting once a week. My intention with Nexfinity is to create a place where I can try to improve my writing skills since I eventually intend to enter the communication driven world of software engineering. If my writing is good enough to generate any form of readership then that is great bonus. Currently there may be a few technical problems on the site but overtime these should be ironed out.
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G'day. My name is Christopher Johnson and I'm a University student studying Software Engineering at the University of Adelaide.
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Comment by Daniel Primed, October 5th, 2008 11:07 pm
Welcome to blogging..again. Look forward to initial stumbles followed by rampid success.
Comment by Nick, October 5th, 2008 11:16 pm
lolol hope this won’t hamper your plans to switch to dvorak! good luck with the site
Comment by Nexus, October 5th, 2008 11:53 pm
@Daniel Primed
As long as I’m posting material that I’m happy with and I keep at it then this blog will a be success to me.
@Nick
If anything this it will be the opposite. I want to post something up about dvorak sometime.
Feel free to give impressions of the sites theme and functionality. Constructive feedback is welcome.
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