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• 06-Mar-2025

  
  In Mid-Air A persistent need in web development is to solve the problem of a footer that’s not at a the foot. A main content area that’s not tall doesn’t push the footer down to the bottom. Here’s one solution, inspired by a request in #IndieWeb chat this morning. It’s on the lab. Man, I love making...

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• 08-Dec-2021

  
  Extract #Hashtags from Titles and Content for WordPress I’ve been using IFTTT since 2013 and use it to import posts from my Instagram account into artlung.com for safekeeping. One aspect of that is hashtags, which mostly I’ve imported manually and in batches over the years. Based on WordPress HashTags by Matthias Pfefferle I was able to build a small plugin to popular the...

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• 18-Aug-2021

  
  Small shoutout; Perl and 1994 Yahoo! Earlier this year I did a bit of research that contributed to this article about how the very first versions of Yahoo! were built: 1994: How Perl Became the Foundation of Yahoo on the excellent webdevelopmenthistory.com

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• 09-Feb-2018

  
  Random Notes on #lightningnow Tour / Trailhead / Salesforce On January 29th and 30th I attended the Lighting Tour of Salesforce.com that was held here in San Diego. I had a lot of fun, and got a great sense that my skills in web development may have a great deal of carryover into working with and developing for Salesforce. Cutest stickers at @salesforce #lightningnow...

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• 23-Jan-2012

  
  joecrawford.com, 2012. With Bootstrap. Yesterday I modified my site joecrawford.com. I purchased the domain in 1999 thinking that it would be important to have a more “professional” domain than “artlung.” I go back and forth about the utility of that. Back in 2011 sometime, I decided to remove most of the ways to contact me, and remove the self...

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• 27-Aug-2008

  
  Site Launch: The Prosser Group I worked with Ron Prosser, CEO of The Prosser Group to get this site built this week. It’s a relatively straightforward site. It’s a rare occasion that I do design these days, but this was a fun one to build, and a nice piece of freelance work. Nice when a site can come together quickly....

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• 18-Mar-2002
  Quoted in San Diego Daily Transcript; Note on Being a Resource Lindows.com says ruling is first win in Microsoft battle (archived lynx dump), a story from the SDDT, includes a quote from my article on Lindows. To any reporters reading this: I’m happy to be a resource on stories, just drop me a line. I also know a great deal of technical San Diego folks, and...

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• 17-Sep-2001
  Played racquetball over the weekend… Played racquetball over the weekend. Man, am I ever out of shape. But it was fun. Need to get a new racquet though – mine is about 10 years old. The newer racquets seem to have grown in a decade. Presumably some change in the rules of racquetball, or something. Anyone want to play some...

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• 23-Mar-2001
  More and more I find myself in a role of elder statesmen. More and more I find myself in a role of elder statesmen. I think somehow that by taking on more responsibility I have become more responsible. When I worked as a Respiratory Therapist it was clear cut. My responsibility was clear. I protect and maintain the airway, venitilation, respiration, and try to be a compassionate...

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