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Author Archives: tallganglyguy
in the garden
Well, the garden has been started. Amy and I spent yesterday building two garden boxes and planting some plants. We’ve got tomatoes (of various types), strawberries, cucumbers, and herbs in the ground. Hopefully everything takes off and we have a … Continue reading
kontron pitx-sp
Well, my Kontron pITX-SP 1.6GHz board finally came. This is the souped up version of the 1.1GHz board that I evaluated in February. This version in addition to being clocked 500MHz faster also features a bootable microSD socket, and two … Continue reading
nas server
After seeing Jeff Atwood’s recent data loss I had my own nightmare about losing data. Unfortunately for me it involved the loss of all of the photos I’ve taken since 2003. Plus a good deal of other stuff. So, I … Continue reading
making it DRY-er
I am a huge fan of DRY (don’t repeat yourself). It has the obvious perk of making code easier to read and comprehend. There are also other benefits that are less obvious.
the “empty” toolbox
If you wouldn’t trust a carpenter who did know what was in his toolbox work on your house, why do you let developers who don’t know what tools they have work on your code?
at&t uverse woes
The last two weeks I have been on a bit of an adventure with AT&T attempting to get Uverse service and this is my story.
long way ’round
I want to know why you might approach assigning “Longitude” to a CString using this method: CString temp_str; sprintf(temp_str.GetBuffer(), “%s”, “Longitude”); temp_str.ReleaseBuffer();
project update
So, I’ve been running down the list of features that I want in my system backup application. I’ve decided that this is the must implement feature list: Full system backup (i.e. support bare metal restore) Hourly backups of changed files … Continue reading
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software project
Work has been keeping me ridiculously busy lately, but I’m starting to formulate plans for my next side project. I think I am going to develop a volume shadow copy backup system. The system will be similar to TimeMachine but … Continue reading
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slow updates
I’ve been slow at getting new photos uploaded for the last week. I’ve been fighting a bit of a deadline at work. The paper that I am working on with my boss at work is coming up and I’ve got … Continue reading