19 May 2009
Learning networking and BSD stuff remotely via ssh is fun. So i was stuck with some free time and remembered that i had setup my server for ssh... and setup lynx... and the router's admin interface is a webpage... So with this info i learned that i could ssh into my box, get to the router with lynx, and open a port to test something remotely. Probably not the most efficient way to do something, but i did what i wanted to do and learned a few things: just how much access you can have even with a command line only interface, just fumbling aroung with "man nmap" can get you the info you need to find out what boxes are doing with which ports on your network, and that's about it. So the learning BSD-unix is going well, still don't know much, but lots more than i did a month ago. Also starting to actually learn python.
27 Feb 2009
I've fixed the resume page. Note to self: do not open .html documents in open office, it'll break formatting when you're not paying attention. I'm not really working on a programming language, but learning more admin-y type things. I've got FreeBSD installed on my desktop and am working on using it more for a daily OS to force myself to learn new things. Now that I've started that, next is to get a mirror of the website working at home on a BSD server.
03 Nov 2008
Still more small site updates, building a frame that i'll just drop content on later. Changed the navigation look and feel to fit better with the rest of the site. the gallery pages work, i just don't have any relevent content, so they're not showing.
30 Oct 2008
Lots of minor, behind the scenes updates. Makes the page slightly easier to read, makes the code dramatically easier to read. Hopefully soon I'll have a gallery back up and running. Other than working on this, I'm shooting for getting IT certifications, A+ and Network+ before 2009. After that, some sort of scripting is next on the list of things to add. PHP, I'm looking at you!
19 Oct 2008
This is the start of my new website. I'm slowly drawing my web skills out of the mid 90s, and
here's the first example. Currently it is only my resume, the gallery soon to follow. Lots of thanks
go to this website: http://www.w3schools.com/css/ and my
good bud Kevin Paskowski for the learning tools and help.
<---- Resume's over there, thanks for stopping by!