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I can't decided if blogging is good in that people can share ideas and speak their mind, or it is bad for the same reasons.

Back in town

I've been a busy man, but now I'm starting to get back into the swing of things.  I have been studying Javascript as much as possible, and plan to start posting articles about javascript soon.  (Possibly even tonight)  But I realize I've been away from my site too long when I found it and had forgotten what it looked like....

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Javascript thoughts OOP and jsDoc

Thoughts on Javascript Lately, I have been focusing a lot on User Interfaces on the web, and building full blown applications via javascript, html, and css. This is a very daunting task. Debugging all the various browsers alone is enough to drive a person to drinking. I have coded in Javascript for as long as I've known about the web, but it's object oriented stuff has never really stood out to me, until today. In my opinion Javascript feels like a very loosely structured language...

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Atkins Friendly Chocolate Shake

I recenlty started the Atkins diet again, and discovered a nice LOW CARB way to make a cholate smoothy/shake thing.  (The closest I can aproximate to a Wendy's Frosty so far, still not as good as the Frosty... but as close as I can get so far.)  1/2 cup water (0 carbs) 1 1/2 cups ice (0 carbs) 4 tbsp Heavy Whipping Cream (0 carbs) 2 scoops chocolate whey protein (8 carbs/2 fiber) Put ingredients in blender, and blend until ice is completely crushed and smooth.  This...

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Ubuntu 11 and NVidia 173 Woes

Ubuntu 11.10 and NVidia-173 A Difficult Combo I just recently decided to upgrade from Linux Mint 8, to Ubuntu 11.10 (in anticipation of 12.04's release next month.) Ubuntu made a ton of changes to startup, and how things get running.  That AND I'm running a really CHEAP KVM (a device for sharing a single keyboard, monitor mouse for up to 4 machines.)  The KVM I have has a major flaw... it does not properly pass the monitor information to NON-Windows Operating systems. The...

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Fun with FreeBSD Servers

FreeBSD Servers  I recently discovered BSD and have since fallen in love with it.  It is everything I hoped Linux would be... and wasn't. In my adventures in BSD Land, I have attempted to configure a few servers for personal/public use, and here is my most recent concoction in an attempt to develop a "BASE" BSD server install.   I started with FreeBSD 9.0 install cd and performed a text book install. (nothing special) First I used portsnap to download the latest...

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