For the handful of you who login, the login and admin pages now use ssl via a cert from CAcert.
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eclecticc does encrypted logins
Published on June 9, 2009 in Bits
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The New Look
Published on September 29, 2008 in Bytes
I finally got around to updating k2 to the latest version, and with it, I got the site looking like I had intended it to. No more weird spacing and awkward half default look.
I tested it with Firefox 3, Internet Explorer 7, Safari 3, and Chrome in Windows and Firefox 3 and Opera 9.52 in Ubuntu. It seems to work as expected, aside from some weird spacing in IE (or maybe that should be expected). Google Analytics claims 11% of the visitors to this site use Internet Explorer, which feels strangely high considering the content. I’m ok with giving the remaining 11% another reason to switch.
I made the Sierpinski fractal background with Context Free. It is quite a fun program, and very simple to pick up. It took a few minutes to write the script for the background (about 1/100th the time it took to get the CSS looking right).
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This is sort of a rough model of what the site is supposed to look like; more when K2 final is out.
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.cc == Creative Commons!
Published on March 28, 2008 in Bits
There’s now a little icon on the bottom of this page proclaiming that everything on this site that I hold copyright on is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. That is, everything that does not state its own license; some source code may be licensed GPLv2 or GPLv3.
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What eclecticc is
Published on March 15, 2008 in Bytes
Hello all (though I’m being a bit optimistic with the word all),
I’m Nirav Patel, a rabble rouser, robot herder, meatsmith, moonshiner, psuedocryptozoologist, and all around eclecticc individual. I’m also a Junior in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University. This web log, or blog as it may be known, is documentation of the ideas I have and projects I undertake to provide warning to others of what not to do with their lives.
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