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"Piece of Work" established 2024-04-21
Development in progress.

I'll eventually post some topics related to

2024-05-26 05:14 - Made some time (y'know - instead of sleeping) to muck around with this page. I still haven't added any actual content, but threw in some tabular formatting. It has been a -long- time since I did any non trivial HTML stuff but I'll muddle my way through.

I'm not gonna try to jam everything into a table on one page - just trying to dust the cowbebs off of my table tags. I might throw in a bit of that CSS BS and try ro make some pages that are usable on the small screen as well as on a full sized PC.

What I won't do is put crap pn my pages that moves or otherwise distracts on "mouseover". If you want an element to do anything, you'll have to just take a chance and actually -click- on it. I dunno how that will translate to a touch screen, but I don't care that much.

2024-05-02 04:11 - As usual, the real world interferes with the fun stuff. To those who have visited this page and found it worthless: Sorry about that. It's going to be a rough week or two before I get anything worthwhile posted here. But thanks for stopping by.

Tiny Core Linux

No, it's not "for resurrecting ancient computers", although it works really well for that, too.
  • small
  • fast
  • clean
  • simple
  • portable
  • -yours-

Shell Scripting

Many non-trivial scripts, as they develop, need to handle a bunch of things that aren't rocket science but which can be somewhat involved. These things include:
  • help screens / help text
  • version tracking / revision history
  • default config handling
  • config file handling
  • command line argument processing
  • console output filterable by "debug level"
So why not have a template outlining such functionality to make it easier to handle these things consistently?

Cardigan Corgis
Strangely short, yet strangely long
In short, they're just strange


Remember that German Shepherd you once had that thought he was a lap dog?

He came back as a Cardigan.

Recipes

Maybe a chili recipe some time soon.

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