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January 31st, 2003:
If I were an OS…
Awesome… if I were an OS I would be…
It’s nice to have the server done and my homepage nearing completion. Ahhhh. Next I’ll be working on a site design for a friend’s new company and Gina’s homepage.
January 30th, 2003:
Archived System Update
The changelog archive and news archive are now functional. Older content is not available yet, but can be read on the old server.
- Duane
January 28th, 2003:
Archived System Update
I’ve set up a redirect on the old server to point to this one for the time being. Some of the old content still hasn’t been migrated. Get it here. Mind you, the old site will no longer be updated.
There a few issues remaining with the new server. For starters, it doesn’t have enough RAM. Compaq buffered EDO ECC 168-pin DIMMs are hard to come by. If I find some, I’ll be a happy man.
There a few issues remaining with the new server. For starters, it doesn’t have enough RAM. Compaq buffered EDO ECC 168-pin DIMMs are hard to come by. If I find some, I’ll be a happy man.
- Duane
January 28th, 2003:
Sno*Drift. Work craziness: our first try at content management.
We went to the Sno*Drift Rally last weekend. It was awesome. Cold, but awesome. There are photos available.
Work is crazy. We’ve decided to make our own content managment system. Since there’s a very limited schedule, we’re sticking with XSLT, which the rest of our site is based on, and there’s no learning curve. However, XSLT was never intended for this, and hence… sucks. We’ll probably convert it to either JSP or php5 in 6 to 9 months.
- Duane
January 20th, 2003:
News and changelog system test.
Looks like the news and changelog update systems are working well. This is really just a test, so there’s no reason to pay any attention. Hooray!
- Duane
