Jay Little - Previous Posts
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| News System | 2001/5/24 12:18 AM |
Yet another improvement has been made to the Presentation Engine! The News engine is now up and VERY partially operational. As time goes on, this function will grow to encompass a LARGE range of functionality. Stay Tuned!
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| News/Resume Functionality | 2001/5/24 5:14 AM |
The News and Resume sections of the Presentation Engine are now feature complete. You can now add/edit/delete every portion of these sections through the dynamic interface. This functionality is still in beta - so please let me know if you encounter any
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| Notable Principles for 2018 | 2017/12/26 2:41 PM |
With the new year right around the corner, it seems its the expected time to make a few resolutions. Though I have gone out of my way to largely ignore this practice, at the end of 2016 I made my first resolution in over a decade. That resolution was, &
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| Ode to GoldBox RPGs | 2015/5/19 2:33 AM |
As many of you know, I self identify as a retro and an indie gamer. That pretty much means that for the most part, I don't play many of the modern AAA games out there. Of course as a retro gamer, one must avoid going full hipster (otherwise known as ass
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| Oh Green Fairy, Where Art Thou? | 2018/4/7 12:02 AM |
This week we are taking a break from our regularly scheduled tech related posts/rants to delve into a subject that is near and dear to my heart: Absinthe. Anybody who knows me, knows I like to indulge myself with a snort of liquor now and again. Though
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| Paradise Reclaimed: Retro Gaming, FPGAs and the MiSTer | 2019/11/16 1:49 PM |
So in light of the exceptionally serious posts that have graced the front page of this site over the last month I have decided to do something a little different today. Consider this my official attempt to remind you all that I am actually capable of doi
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| PEngine.core beta is live! | 2017/10/2 3:28 AM |
Let me start this off by saying: It's been a hell of a journey. The last time I ported this app to a new platform was back in late 2012 when I ported it to ASP.NET MVC. I honestly forgot how much work it was. But it was worth it. So worth it.
Why? Beca
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| PEngine4 MVC coming soon! | 2012/12/13 4:32 PM |
While it might appear that the engine driving this site (aka PEngine) has been allowed to atrophy and die over the last few years, nothing could be further from the case. I've spent a great deal of time over the last few weeks slinging code for the upcom
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| PEngine4 MVC has now been released! | 2012/12/19 2:37 AM |
After several days of testing, bug fixing, more testing and some release preparation, the release of Presentation Engine 4.0 has become a reality! The project page for it has been updated appropriately so if you are interested, click on through and grab
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| PEngine4 MVC is now running this site! | 2012/12/14 9:58 PM |
So it appears that development is moving along at a far faster pace than I expected. With the exception of the Uploader admin feature, PEngine4 MVC is largely complete. In order to test the codebase, I have now moved my website to it in an effort to wor
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| Penguin's Side Piece: How and Why I Became a Part Time Apple Fanboi | 2023/9/26 8:15 PM |
While most of my readers probably think of me as being some kind of massive die hard Linux loving Penguin, the reality is that outside of servers, laptops and desktops I don't use Linux very much. The purpose of today's post is to detail the reasons and
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| Pop Goes the Gaslighting Weasel | 2022/12/28 2:12 PM |
I've spent a lot of time debating on whether or not I should even write this blog post. Truth is that I was this close to just letting the entire thing fade into oblivion but after searching out some reading material on the subject, I decided that I need
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| Pop! Goes the Distro And Fiber Internet For The Win | 2022/4/26 8:42 PM |
Some weeks it sure seems like things are always changing, doesn't it? Well these past few weeks have definitely felt that way for me. Just when I think things in my tech landscape are solidifying to the point where I won't have any more material for tec
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| Presentation Engine 2.1 | 2002/12/3 6:01 AM |
Yeah thats right - I've finally taken the time to release version 2.1 of the Presentation Engine. Its finally ready for prime time. Included are a few feature enhancements, a tutorial, and better instructions for setting it up. Head on over to the proj
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| Presentation Engine 2.1 in testing | 2002/6/12 11:38 PM |
I've finally taken the time to sit down and prepare the Presentation Engine for its next point release (2.1). I promised during the release of 2.0DR that I would refresh the release with the documentation and bugfixes required for the system to be useabl
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| Presentation Engine 3.? is on the way! | 2004/5/21 10:19 PM |
You heard it here first ladies and gentlemen. Over the last week I've been putting the blood, sweat and tears into a new version of the Presentation Engine. There is however something a bit different about this release.... Presentation Engine has gone
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| Presentation Engine 3.0 Released | 2003/11/12 10:30 PM |
I just realized that this is 100th news posting that I have made to this site after starting it over two years ago. So it seems appropriate that after a year of brainstorming, coding, debugging and toying the release day for Presentation Engine 3.0 has f
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| Presentation Engine 3.1 Beta 2 on the way! | 2004/6/5 6:34 AM |
I've just finished completing the first phase of a number of reworks involving the current beta version of the code for the Presentation Engine. First off a number of bugs which appeared in the 3.1 BETA have been fixed. These bugs were mostly constraine
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| Presentation Engine 3.1 BETA 2 released! | 2004/6/7 9:49 PM |
After some more changes I have finally decided to release a new version of the code. Some major internal improvements have been made and another script has been added that will convert your old settings.asp file into the new format. This version also ma
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| Presentation Engine 3.1 is now in testing | 2004/5/25 10:34 PM |
Well the time of reckoning is finally here. While not 100% complete - I've uploaded the cutting edge ASP.NET version of the Presentation Engine codebase to the site for testing. Right now this code is very very raw and while most of the "memory lea
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| Presentation Engine 3.1 is slated for release soon | 2004/9/16 1:16 AM |
I have finally gotten the time to sit down and clean up some of the messier portions of the Presentation Engine 3.1 BETA code. In addition to cleaning things up, eliminating bloat and improving some of the admin interfaces - I have added yet another new
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| Presentation Engine 3.1 pushed back | 2004/10/3 7:25 PM |
That didn't take long did it? Yes I have pushed back the release of the 3.1 version of the Presentation Engine due to some major internal changes that I have decided to recently make to the ASP.NET version of the Engine. Essentially to sum up the change
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| Presentation Engine 3.1-BETA Source Available for download! | 2004/5/26 6:31 PM |
Do you want to get a preview of my ASP.NET coding skills? Do you want to see if I got what it takes for a position writing marvelous applications in .NET/ASP.NET? Well wonder no longer as I've just finished uploading the .NET source code for the BETA ve
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| Presentation Engine 3.5 Beta 1 | 2008/3/8 7:34 AM |
Wow.
It has been a number of years since I have even made an attempt to update the code for this website. Although I don't have a regular set of readers or anything, I still like to use this site as a demonstration of the fact that I can code in hopes th
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| Presentation Engine 3.5 Beta 1 available | 2008/7/10 5:00 AM |
As indicated in the title, the next version of the Presentation Engine application that powers this site has been released for download. The download version is Beta 1. While I was planning on not offering a public download until Beta 2, not enough chan
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