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E85 Ethanol: Uncertain at best

Posted on February 15, 2006 by bkjones

I don’t own, and have never seen (to my knowledge) an E85-capable vehicle. The pitch that’s being made to the American public by the likes of GM lately is that E85 is an alternative fuel source that can reduce our dependence on foreign oil, provide more horsepower and torque (because E85 is higher octane than…

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Yet another blog service

Posted on January 16, 2006 by bkjones

This is my first post in my WordPress blog. I signed up at wordpress.com and got one. My first blog was at blogspot.com, which is run by blogger.com. That was my first taste of blogging, and it took me a long time to get used to the idea of jotting down my thoughts on occasion….

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Moodle Course Management: Extending the Moodle base

Posted on January 13, 2006 by bkjones

That’s one of my current projects at work. We were using a home-grown course management solution in the Computer Science department, because the faculty here (and elsewhere, I hear) aren’t fond of Blackboard, and they also know that there’s a good bit of in-house PHP knowledge, so we built our own at first. Unfortunately, they…

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Verizon Fios: You must be joking

Posted on December 15, 2005 by bkjones

About two hours ago, I signed up online for Verizon’s new Fiber Optic internet service. About 10 minutes ago, I canceled the order. As it turns out, FIOS is just a really cool shiny thing they hold in front of you so they can get your permission to pull out any trace of copper from…

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Hacked :-(

Posted on December 12, 2005 by bkjones

It happens to the best of us, and it happened to me. I’ve run the Linuxlaboratory.org domain for about 5 years I guess or something like that. I’ve overhauled the site a number of times to improve the look, usability, and maintainability of the site. Over the course of the past few years, I’ve tried…

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Flock looks sweeeeeeet

Posted on November 23, 2005 by bkjones

Instead of firing up firefox, going to blogger.com, logging in, choosing “create new post” and all that stuff, I thought I give this new thing a try that I’ve been hearing about. It’s called “Flock”, and it really just makes a whole crapload of sense if you live half your life in the digital realm….

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LAMP CMS Systems frustration

Posted on November 10, 2005 by bkjones

I’m never happy with whatever site I’m running or involved with. Evolution of a site is never fast enough for me, never fresh enough for me, and never easy enough to work with. Over the years, I’ve run test versions of my sites using Mambo, PostNuke, PHP-Nuke, PHP-X, Drupal, ezPublish, and many other LAMP-based CMS…

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Coder’s Eyeball

Posted on October 31, 2005 by bkjones

I think I have coder’s eyeball. OK, so I just coined that term myself, but after weeks of trying to write a rather involved extension in a very large, very convoluted, object-oriented PHP system, I think my eyes are suffering and need a break. For anyone who works with OO PHP projects, I don’t personally…

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PHP Object Casting is Cool

Posted on October 12, 2005May 14, 2008 by bkjones

I’m from the PHP 3 school of PHP coding. Before that Java was shoved down my throat, and I was happy to be away from project management type stuff and back into Perl and PHP. Doing nothing but procedural coding for a while helped me understand more where an object could really be useful, but…

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Congratulations, Yahoo – I’m sorry for your loss

Posted on October 11, 2005 by bkjones

Well, Yahoo just lost me as a loyal user. From now on, my home page is going to be the Google personalized home page (did you know you can create a homepage at google? It’s cool). For about 6 years now, I’ve had a My Yahoo! page. A couple of years ago, they got a…

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