Monthly Archives // March 2010

robots.txt vs meta tag. Which has precedence?

March 28, 2010 // Programming, Web Development // 3 Comments

Question: If you have a robots.txt file and a meta tag within an HTML web page, that contradict each other, which has precedence? Answer: If there is a conflict between the directive in robots.txt and the meta tag directive (e.g.…

How to stop people from viewing directory content on an Apache web server

March 28, 2010 // Web Development // No Comments

Let’s say you have the following files in your root directory: /public_html/ – FileA.txt – FileB.jpg – FileC.doc By default, Apache will look for an index.htm or index.php to serve the the user if they navigated to: http://www.example.com/ If those…

This is How All Schedules Should Be Designed!

March 27, 2010 // Design // No Comments

In college, I got bored of seeing the same old black-n-white, Courier, 12pt schedule. So I decided to spice it up.  Twice.

Dual Screen Fractal Backgrounds created in Gimp and Photoshop

March 27, 2010 // Design // One Comment

A couple years ago I created some fractal artwork to use as the background for my dual monitor setup.  I figure it was about time I shared it with the world…

FindSportsNow’s Reach as of March 27, 2010

March 27, 2010 // Uncategorized // No Comments

I just wanted to share my excitement on how well FindSportsNow has been doing.  This is it’s reach as of March 27th 2010:

Some Basic GUI Work I’ve Done

March 27, 2010 // Design // No Comments

I figured I would share a clean little GUI design I created…

First Java Assignment at College. FSU Guess Who!

March 27, 2010 // Design // No Comments

One of my favorite professors at Florida State University, Mr. Myers,  had us design a basic game early on in our Java class.  Below is a screenshot of the outcome (those are all my professors):

Time for a change…

March 27, 2010 // Design, Programming // No Comments

It was time that I took down my old website.  I figured I could at least post a couple photos from it for posterity sake.  Goodbye old friend…

Setting up a Test Bench Web Server With Apache, PHP, MySQL, and More on Windows

March 27, 2010 // Web Development // 40 Comments

Create a Website Directory This is the directory in which your websites will be stored. Create the main directory (“C:/websites”) Create a subdirectory for each website (“C:/websites/example”) Create a subdirectory for the live website content (“C:/websites/example/online”) Install Apache Go to…