I was able to post from a kiosk, though the first effort was a fail. I forgot that I had certain security precautions in place to prevent anybody but me from being able to access the WordPress content management system. So the kiosk browser was denied access. I could have fixed it from the curb over my phone but I was going back home anyway and from here I temporarily opened access from anywhere and went back out to the nearest kiosk. I don’t expect to post anything from a kiosk to this site again but it’s fun to know I can. What I have in mind is an anonymous blog where all postings come from these kiosks. Why? Well, I don’t know. If it seems pointless enough I’ll move on to better ideas.
Anonymity is a thing because I don’t want to leave any trace of who is doing this. The porn being hosted on my website obviously gives that away if the company retains network activity logs and can see where unusual traffic was happening. But they don’t retain records like that for very long, as would be standard for any such entity. So any trace of my activity should be purged before long, during which time I’ll look for some path to anonymity. Or maybe I won’t. I could just wait and assume network activity logs are purged after two months and dump this onto the dark web after a few months.
Going to stop talking about this for a while.
