April 22nd, 2008
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I just added plenty of information to my portfolio, and it has been reorganized to be more coherent. There are now links to some of the pages i’ve done coding for, as well as descriptions of the Webkits + Webapps i’ve been developing myself and along with Eric Wimberley (http://www.blank89.net).
He needs to fix his site!
In [...]
April 1st, 2008
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I got my home server up and running! I’m going to start posting nightly builds in the nightly folder on it, hopefully this will make collaboration with my graphic designer + administrator easier.
But basically every site i’ve ever programmed will be on this server sooner or later…
Seriously loving my LAMP setup right now, and [...]
March 6th, 2008
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No UI updates here.. Just everything under the hood. PDF’s are now much more supported as events, they will pop into a new window when you open them as well.
Head over to the FileCal page to download.
February 17th, 2008
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Just finished work on a script that uses google to find audio and video files. I saw what http://www.g2p.org had done and I decided to write my own version with video support as well.
More Info >
G2P Lite >
February 14th, 2008
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This is a step-by-step how-to of how exactly I set up my triple booting system on a PC. I used two hard drives for this configuration, one 400GB for my Vista + Ubuntu, and another 120GB for my OSX86 partition. This cleans up a lot of problems with getting the EFI bios to work.
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February 11th, 2008
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This is basically my experience and setup of a functional triple boot.I used two hard drives:
- 1 with Ubuntu Linux 7.10 + Vista [Prim]
- 1 with Osx86 (kalyway) [Sec]
Grub bootloader modified to boot into the EFI setup on the OSX partition by default.
I’ll post stats later
February 5th, 2008
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So I essentially finished up a nice little beta for public release. More Info >
FileCal is a simple implementation of an ftp based calendar/event system. This is great for developers without easy access to MySQL or for quick and painless event creation. FileCal is designed for posting banners or fliers directly onto a calender [...]
February 4th, 2008
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The past few weeks I’ve been working on a project that may be useful for developers. The project is a calendar that schedules events based off of files you upload via ftp without using a mysql backend. This is useful for anyone without access or knowledge of mysql and just looking for something [...]