Category Archives: Coding

6 Tools for Keeping Kids Safe with Open Source

By Chris | Published: 1/31/2008
My family uses open source software almost exclusively. Everyone from the toddlers to the teen to the Mrs. have what they need to play games, chat with friends, manager emails, surf the web, keep busy schedules straight, do homeschooling, and pretty much anything they may want to do. Bookmark It Hide Sites $$('div.d65').each( function(e) { e.visualEffect('slide_up',{duration:0.5}) });
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Microsoft likes software pirates – when they count

By Chris | Published: 10/12/2007
Microsoft doesn’t really hate software pirates… when they might count toward market share for their latest Internet Explorer release. In the face of slipping numbers, Microsoft has reversed thier earlier requirement that users have a legal copy of Microsoft Windows XP or greater in order to download and install Internet Explorer 7. M$ has [...]
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OpenWorship project

By Chris | Published: 12/16/2006
After searching for a suitable worship slide system for our church, I decided to write my own using the S5 presentation software and Ruby on Rails. Check it out at the OpenWorship project site. It’s still early, but I can build a presentation (using rails scaffolding) and display it, so thats a start. Bookmark It Hide Sites $$('div.d28').each( [...]
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The Expanding Web

By Chris | Published: 10/16/2005
I've realized I've gotten into a bit of a rut when it comes to web surfing lately.
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PervMap 2.0

By Chris | Published: 6/4/2005
GoogleMaps hacking to show registed sex offenders.
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