Welcome to Fry. As most people I find myself beholden to a particular cult-esque comedy 'thing'. Some people have Monty Python, I have Futurama. Many of my systems and network equipment bear names from the show. I am still trying to figure out which one will be 'velour-fog'. Initially this site started at http://ws.noxynet.com, but found it's way here during my transition onto fry.
Now, maybe it is a good idea to open up my brain a little bit so you can see what I am up to?
I am working on a few projects right now.
- First I am migrating all of my projects and websites to this new server, fry.jmhunter.info. Right now the only interesting thing running on this particular server is django. Which is running on an instance at mysite/. I should get media serving from a different site because as expected apache moves like molasses serving both mod_python and media. UPDATE: Guido sent me an invite to Google App Engine. I may just focus all django onto that platform. Also I haven't moved the domains yet, but all of the content has been moved here. I fixed all the links to the old site to the new temp/dev links
- A project that I am currently calling DocCon. This is a document control application tied into commerce systems. The program utilizes the Django web framework on top. More on this with the public beta.
- TipCalc is a just for fun idea that my wife came up with-to help save man hours at her place of work. The application cuts down on use of a calculator (thus reducing operator error and time). In practical use it saves them 1-2 man hours a week. The project spec was submitted to corporate and may be deployed which could save the company 10k to 20k man hours per week.
Thanks to pastebin for the CSS. - I know CSS is really the way to go for layout, but tables are fun and work consistently (as seen on easmold.com and noxynet.com). The DocCon project's main page was created using CSS, and looks nice. I haven't made my mind up on the non-traditonal input box.
- 'Selfregator' (no external site yet) is a fun little project I created to aggregate YOU!
Querying different sites with your own name, to see who is tarnishing your beautiful name! (maybe you're tarnishing your own?)
- Take a snapshot of the first page of google. (using their AJAX API)
- Query your regional Megan's law site to see if someone with your particular name is on that special list, and programatically return this information (true/false)
- There is a few other ideas I am playing around with for this.
