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• 04-Nov-2023

  
  Returning Comic-Con Registration Prices (2024) ===================================== 2024 Comic-Con Registration Fees Regular Adult Prices Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Total +Fee ------------------------------------- Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun $350 $365 Wed Thu Fri Sat $296 $311 Thu Fri Sat Sun $291 $306 Wed Thu Fri Sun $271 $286 Wed Thu Sat Sun $271 $286 Wed Fri Sat Sun $271 $286 Thu Fri...

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• 03-Nov-2023
  Slow going, but time for more commits on my custom theme improved 404 page which shows search results for the attempted slug deprecate roanoke-meta-brief, replace content with inclue of roanoke-meta beginning work on an artlung gravatars class move roanoke-meta into single major rethink of roanoke-meta add my photo to /links/ page new .reversed class to sneak up on potential dark mode styling many more deprecations of...

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• 01-Nov-2023
  More Commit Messages More work on this darn website, which is very enjoyable. All stored into a source control repository. move postVisualization to Roanoke::postVisualization move search to be a nav element and individual template to be universal remove prior search invoker code and css and javascript functions added body_class_addition for search simplify footer radically new /links/ page (link...

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• 27-Sep-2023

  
  Thumbnails for my multipage comics I’ve been trying to improve the way my comics appear on my own website. Some of the multipage comics I’ve made also include thumbnails. The problem? It’s not possible to visually see that these are multiple page comics. The solution was to create thumbnails which represent the multipage nature of the comics. To that end...

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• 15-Sep-2023
  Commit Messages! I just committed a pile of changes for this sites theme–named “Roanoke”–in the WordPress themes repository I keep — it’s private — on GitHub. I’ve been doing more atomic commits earlier in the week but as I’ve made more radical changes in the second half of this week I kept not being sure of those...

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• 13-Sep-2023

  
  Foursquare / Swarm to my own site, #indieweb style I’ve been adding more “stuff” from my life to this website. I use services like Instagram, Flickr, Mastodon, Foursquare, Facebook, StackOverflow, GitHub which have public-facing components. In the spirit of the #indieweb PESOS I got the notion to import my over-a-decade worth of Foursquare and Swarm checkins to my site. I don’t have a particular...

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• 03-May-2023

  
  VueJS app to create TI Extended Basic CALL CHAR strings I continue to revisit the kinds of things I did as a kid on the TI-99/4a computer through the lens of modern tooling. When I was a kid I used graph paper to create 8×8 grids, then worked backwards from that to create 16 character strings to represent those graphics. Last night and this morning...

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• 27-Apr-2023

  
  Programming graphics on the TI-99/4a Back in 2019 I wrote about programming in TI-BASIC a little bit. I remembered going from graph paper to hex but the mechanics of drawing to the screen was not something I remembered. I did remember it was pretty tedious. But rewarding! Well, the other day I was inspired to create a chunk of code...

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• 02-Apr-2023

  
  BarCampLA5 – 15 years later. I learned so much at BarCamps. Dan Kaminsky, rest in peace Photo via Pinguino You can see me in the back in that photo. Red checker shirt and a goatee chin. I enjoyed reading my write-up, seeing what I called out, remembering such a good time. I also liked reading my slides from the talk...

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• 22-Nov-2022
  QOTD: Code The sooner you realize that ALL code is temporary trash destined for the garbage heap of history, the sooner you can start making rational decisions. From Technical Debt is a Choice

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