A form of a content spanning across any topic or niche, that is created 'fresh' at every instance (i.e without resourcing from that internet), composed entirely of ‘excerpts of U’.
The word 'ulog' can also be used in terms of 'a web-space made up of ulogs'. Similar to how one would say, "i have a blog" or "i have a vlog"; one can say, "i have a ulog". However, a ulog possesses tenets that allows content-creators to 'consciously evolve their human', while reshaping the internet.
The letter 'u' seen in the word 'ulog', is synonymous to 'you'.
A ulog created today should not have existed anywhere on the internetyesterday. Hey uloggers, enjoy ulogging!
Any device or website that becomes inoperable or unavailable to a registered user for no apparent reason. For example, a service provider makes changes to its systems without notification, leaving the user unable to log in. Without knowing how to solve the problem the user blames herself rather than the provider. Ultimately, the user will find a solution but, in the interim, the device or website is “unlogonable.”
Person 1: I keep trying to log in to my iPhone, but it keeps locking me out. The screen says I have to wait 1,231,000 hours before I can try again!
Person 2: I think your phone is “unlogonable.” Your best best solution may be to toss it down the stairs and see if Applewill replace it under AppleCare.
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Person A: I can’t log in to my facebook page! If it’s “unlogonable,” my life will be unlivable!”
In broader context, the word ‘ulogs’ can also be used as a verb, to refer to ‘the art of creating ulogs’ e.g “Terry Ajayi ulogs about chemicals frequently.”