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    • Site Forecasting
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      Well, the winds of change are blowing and with them come new possibilities. I don't post much here, so as you probably already guessed, this post is"nerdy" in nature. However, it is a short post so don't click away just yet. You might have noticed that I haven't been making a whole lot of changes to the site over the last few months. There are features that are lacking, some persistent bugs that keep cropping up, and a whole host of items that I personally want to do away with permanently. The...

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    • Site Status Is Back to Normal

      Well the Verizon tech came out today to look at the lines. After a bit of troubleshooting, it appears that we might actually be back in business. All the extra noise on the phone line is now gone completely, and we are around 40% bandwidth utilization for good connectivity. So hopefully things should be back to normal now for all those who have been having issues getting to the site.I can't wait for the day when I get enough PHP under my belt to convert all the current sites to a Unix/Linux...

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    • The Awakening Begins. Are You Ready?
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      The foundation has now been set for a new project known simply as the RubLub Initiative. The deadline has been set for July 4, 2007 so stay tuned. The main focus of this project is to move from a Windows development environment to a Linux-based environment. This will enable me to move from ASP and Coldfusion to one of several new programming languages (PHP, Python, and/or Ruby). Not only will this put several new notches in my belt of experience, but it should allow me to move the project...

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