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tweaking here and there

working on an image scroller in JavaScript. Should be pretty basic. Don't want it to suck up a lot of bandwidth, just scroll thru thumbnails and keep the processing down. Maximize speed and execution, keep that info flowin.

Life is good, I have to say I've been feeling really good lately. Maybe it's that psychic shield I've woven around the apartment, that could explain why i don't like leaving the computer... nah. Could be the running. Started doing that again. Maybe I'll be back in triath shape again? Nah. Too much exercise fries your brain. At least running in a lot of heat. :)

More on that later

back to work!

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Looking for projects to be a part of
not sure how I can correlate extracurrilcular coding and get "advogato" credit for it. I really don't want to be just an observer, but I guess if the majority says so... eh, this site has been good for getting me off my programming butt, and busy making some some kewl things, and for that I'm thankful.

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more to it, just keep playin

added yet more content to the perl section. of course it's all basic stuff, but that's what i'm good at right now. :)

anyway, added a section on file i/o. should be helpful for those of us that forget which means append, and which means write over the file. :)

good nite!

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new booty for me perl section! Arr!

made some changes to my perl section. trying to create an online reference for myself, maybe others :)
so far it's just basic info. hopefully i will just keep adding to it.

well back to work



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may is almost here

It's friday nite, working on some JavaScript code. People say it's really easy. But that's really only if you do easy things with it. The tricky stuff is still tricky and it's still fun. I don't know.

learning cold fusion at work. inherited a box from a company that used it so i guess i get to learn how to keep it alive.

lots of asp code, writing an email subscription form for the web stats reports in perl (cgi-based). lots to do and then provide info for a CRM architectural implementation. good thing is it will be hard to get bored with so many things going on. :)

and she can go ahead and leave. only means more time I can spend with people that want to be around me, and I them.

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new site

completely revamped my site in the space of 5 hours. doesn't say much for my site, but it downloads a heck of a lot faster. actually added content. not sure of the quality, (well I'm pretty sure of it), but there's stuff out there now. code snippets, a start of an image gallery, basic stuff, thoughts section.

well i'm tired now. haven't gotten used to sleeping by myself yet. 7 years we've been together...
well, it gives me time to learn new things i guess.

word of caution:
don't ever spend more time on the computer than your woman, 
no matter how much that code means to you, your woman will 
mean more, especially when all you have left is your code
(and in my case I'll have plenty of time to improve it)
Sort::Fields

well it worked. I had a log file with multiple values, a converted datestamp in the first column and a need to sort. Sort::Fields to the rescue. I admit, it saved me a lot of time in trying to build my own sort routine. Sort::Fields

here's what I did:
     print SOME_NEW_FILE fieldsort [ '1n' ], @unsorted_array;

life and love,
work and death,
food and air,
fire and breath,

take you here, take you there, hold your mind, hold your cares.

these won't bite, these won't sting, these are ideas, these won't cling,

toil toil, boil and bubble, how much is it worth to you? these times of trouble?

;)

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Holy Transformation Sheets Batman!

That's right. I've finally broken thru a dumbass barrier. I now know at least one thing I can do with XML! Yes, sad to say, I knew this stuff was cool, but I just didn't see how or why. Holy Blinders On! I'm already going to start work on a few documents I've been meaning to create. And now, I'll be able to do it in style ;)

l8rs,
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new day

hope all is going well with everyone

learning xml

learning javaScript

meditating on perl,

why am I writing this out?

back to work!

Happy Easter!

Life is going well. My dad kicked my butt skiing. I was snowboarding and he was telemarking. He can literally fly down the hill with those crazy skiis. Of course, I was using my younger brother's snowboard, which was designed for tricks and not speed, but still, I should have whooped that old man! ;)

Training is going well, I think I'm learning a lot. Working a lot with perl. I've been working with creating/sorting a dynamic hash-array. Sorting a log file by date-stamp, which was sewn together from a series of eight other log files, it's almost working. Just a few more tweeks and it should be cookin with gas :)

Peace ya'll

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