a programming yay!

[badqoph]

I've been a self-taught dabbler in programming stuff since I was like 15, maybe?

Comments

[crosstables]

Yay! Projects are fun. Congrats.

[badqoph]

Thank you, sir! :)

[winterene]

Dude, that's awesome!

I wish I programmed for fun like I used to.

[badqoph]

Haha, well, the only reason is for fun is because I can't find anyone to pay me to do it. I'm not up enough on the latest technologies and don't have the degree (switched from comp sci to communication studies sophomore year).

[winterene]

Did Bihlmeyer ask you to remove his name?

[badqoph]

Yeah, a long time ago he and Rebecca both did, actually. And Nathan asked me to unlist him. It bugs me because the database isn't as complete a it could be as a result. Personally, I don't think for an endeavor like this, anyone should be allowed to be anonymous (and that's where we agree on privacy issues). If you're gonna make a blog you should stand behind it. But they're all friends of mine, so I respect that.

[srockhop]

Could you remove my name too? I just don't like the idea of my blog being easily accessible; if so, I would have named it my name. Thanks.

[winterene]

That's where you have to decide what is more important, your friendships, or what's right.

I think you know where I stand.

[quinquennia]

That's pretty cool. I've Googled "badqoph directory" but the page doesn't display the last blog entry. What URL do I use to see that same display as in the pic? or is it not enabled yet?

[badqoph]

It's not enabled yet publicly so I had to take that screenshot. There's still a couple bugs. The script I'm using hiccups when it comes across certain journals with either minimal or no public information posted and I haven't quite figured out why, and I haven't set the cron job to automatically update things every x units of time. Plus, I'm unsure of the ramifications of doing something so resource intensive. I honestly don't know if I'll be able to make it available to the public.