Hey all my loyal readers (Ross):
I’ve gone from my older Drupal CMS to WordPress. There are a number of reasons why I’ve done this, but suffice it to say that I have a new website!
The reasons for changing: Continue reading New Website!
Hey all my loyal readers (Ross):
I’ve gone from my older Drupal CMS to WordPress. There are a number of reasons why I’ve done this, but suffice it to say that I have a new website!
The reasons for changing: Continue reading New Website!
Finally got around to putting up my GMRS repeater after I got my license this past weekend (real tough…just paid some money to the FCC).
The controller that shipped with my GM300 repeater was a TP-3200 by Communcation Specialists. It’s a very slick device, clearly targeted primarily at shared repeater systems like GMRS or Business Band rented radios. Continue reading TP-3200 Repeater Controller: Review and Guide
This article was written when I ran Drupal. I have since switched to WordPress, where Akismet is your friend.
Anybody operating popular CMS or forum software in a publicly accessible venue (like this site, that runs the Drupal CMS) has experienced the effect that Google has had on people’s internet conduct.
For those unaware, Google “unbiasedly” ranks websites based upon a patented and entirely secret PageRank algorithm which looks into a number of factors, including the interconnected fabric of internet hyperlinks into their analysis (as opposed to simply looking at the words on the pages). This is what initially separated Google from the pack of search engines back when the internet was first getting started. Continue reading Avoiding “Google” spam: do what others aren’t
It happened folks! The MIT flea market! And boy do I have a treasure. The $100 (but it’s definitely worth more to someone) Debeg 7500!
Everything needs a number today. When you upload a picture to Facebook, it gets assigned a UID or Unique Identification number. When you attend a University, you get assigned a UID number.
Here are the things that break in the 5100. I’ve handled several dozen 5100s (900, VHF, and UHF) and these are the most common ones.
Continue reading What breaks on the EF Johnson 5100 and how to fix it
The trial of George Zimmerman sought to decide one central question: was Mr. Zimmerman guilty of the charges brought against him by the state prosecution?
Continue reading Two Steps Back: Why you shouldn’t extrapolate on the Zimmerman verdict
We’ve all had that experience: the first Raspberry Pi boot sequence.
UPDATE: Read my final say on which device is better!
Week two.
The shine and sheen have worn off. And I’ve settled into the iPhone routine. Continue reading Why iPhone is worse than the competition