The content in this site typically has something to do with me, Jay Little. As you may have guessed, I own and run this site. On this site you can find out a lot of things about me by just poking your head about and seeing what pops up. If you have any questions please feel free to email me and I assure you that I will make an attempt to address your concerns.

The privacy policy of this site is simple. I don't include trackers, I don't run ads and I absolutely refuse to hand all of your data over to Google via the use of "tools" like Google Analytics. The end user portion of this site includes a very minimal amount of javascript (all of which can be audited here) but is able to function quite well sans javascript though it will be slightly more cluttered.

That having been said, I do keep web server logs for a period of 90 days. I also generate stats against those logs on a daily basis using the open source GoAccess tool. These web server logs are typical and they log the following information:

• Date / Time
• IP Address
• Browser User Agent
• URL of Resource Request
• Response HTTP Status Code
• Response Size
• Referer

That's it. If any of that bothers you, I'd suggest getting off the web immediately or at least taking some steps to up your web browsing game by employing the use of a VPN service, a browser that doesn't communicate with Google like Brave. If this doesn't work for you (and it may well not) then I recommend that you try Firefox instead. If you choose Firefox, you'll need some reputable extensions like uBlock Origin to round things out.

This page has been rendered using a web application of my own creation known as the Presentation Engine. It is an ASP.NET MVC application written in C# which targets the latest available .NET Core framework. Needless to say, since the website is in active development, feel free to email me with any issues that you may run into. This website should work on all major browsers which adhere to standards (e.g. Edge, Chrome, Firefox, Safari). If you are using a different browser like say IE (regardless of version) and the website doesn't work well then you have my sympathy. If you find this behavior quizzical, then I would like to refer you to the following Dilbert comic.

This application was developed using only open source tools. For .Net Core work I used Visual Studio Code. For image work I used Gimp. For an OS I used Linux.