Members JKane Posted January 9, 2012 Members Posted January 9, 2012 A couple have been mentioned, and I do visit After Elton and Towleroad occasionally. But the one I check every time I come online (in private mode), even though there's not always new stuff, is Bill in Exile. The name is from the past but the blogger is a fascinating ex-military guy that usually finds the best damn stuff. I also, I shyly say, usually scan the stuff Daddy finds. I don't care for a lot of the stuff that goes on around him but he aggregates some great stuff I am glad to have seen... when he's not on a vacation stretching to 3+ weeks now... What related site do you guys check religiously? Quote
Guest EXPAT Posted January 9, 2012 Posted January 9, 2012 That's a nice blog. I've been perusing it for the last ten minutes. I like JoeMyGod's blog. I also like Queerty and gay.net. Quote
Guest FourAces Posted January 10, 2012 Posted January 10, 2012 A couple have been mentioned, and I do visit After Elton and Towleroad occasionally. But the one I check every time I come online (in private mode), even though there's not always new stuff, is Bill in Exile. The name is from the past but the blogger is a fascinating ex-military guy that usually finds the best damn stuff. What related site do you guys check religiously? I'm a little surprised at the above blog. Generally blogs featuring gay items of interest / news mixed with porn do terrible. Anyway, I like Queerty for news. When it comes to hardcore porn though I love the greatest blog on the Internet ALL MALE ONLINE Quote
Members JKane Posted January 10, 2012 Author Members Posted January 10, 2012 Bill In Exile's an even weirder mix than that. Fair amount of military stuff but most odd is the family stuff about his nephew and relatives, mixed in with the porn and the nightclub he's working on and politics and nostalgia... I don't quite understand how one mixes everything together like that, but then even though I live alone and nobody uses my computer I have a separate login I use whenever I look at porn or these kinds of sites, so maybe I'm just too repressed. Quote
Guest FourAces Posted January 10, 2012 Posted January 10, 2012 JK your post above gave me a excellent idea. I have always been concerned when a friend or family member is over and uses my computer. It did not even down on me that I can add a second login account for my porn pleasure, blog and other things I do not want to share with certain friends and my family members. Simple but awesome idea. Thanks! Quote
Members Lucky Posted January 11, 2012 Members Posted January 11, 2012 I make daily checks on kennethinthe212.com and towleroad.com, the latter being much better, and it is my favorite. Quote
Guest FourAces Posted January 11, 2012 Posted January 11, 2012 I make daily checks on kennethinthe212.com and towleroad.com, the latter being much better, and it is my favorite. I think Lucy is stall jet lagged from his trip. So as a public service I am correcting this post for him .. I believe he meant to say the blogs he listed above are nice and he enjoys them but his all time favorite blog is All Male Online which also just happens to be mine as well. I'm certain when he returns to the states he will have nothing but thanks for me in assisting him Quote
Members JKane Posted January 11, 2012 Author Members Posted January 11, 2012 JK your post above gave me a excellent idea. I have always been concerned when a friend or family member is over and uses my computer. It did not even down on me that I can add a second login account for my porn pleasure, blog and other things I do not want to share with certain friends and my family members. Simple but awesome idea. Thanks! It's the only way to go if you're even a little bit discrete IRL. Set a different desktop background so you can tell at a glance it's logged in. Consider having it be a non-administrative account if porn journeys often take you to sites infested with malware and the like. You can even monkey with file permissions for the user folder to make it even harder to get into, but even without that your history and cookies should be pretty safe from casual looking around. You may also consider enabling the guest account (with no password) so visitors are sandboxed away from everything. One other thing I loved on my last computer (sadly new one doesn't have it) was the fingerprint scanner. Not so much for security, but because I programmed different fingers for different accounts, and if I swiped one while the other was logged in it would 'fast user switch' to it. Usually a lot faster than typing passwords too (unless I just washed my hands and had no oil on my fingers). And I really liked the HD encryption features a built-in system gives you, in case TSA ever got a bit frisky with me... just some things to consider next time you're faced with a choice between a ~$1000 laptop and a $1500-$2000 business laptop. Fast user switch doesn't require the scanner, and it's cool (switch user in Win7), you can leave stuff open and everything, just don't be on a site that may play telling audio while you're away. Quote
