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Updates Monday, February 11, 2008
As, as you can tell, I have added the user controls to the site. This will so far (for normal used) allow account sign ups etc. For me, though, I can see all your account information, see where your Blogs will be, and various other pieces of information, as well as post news. So, I guess the backend admin program is probably bust now. But, while the going is slow, I will need to put off Blog coding and photo coding for a bit, as Amazon Web Services 4.0 comes into the light and I need to rework some of the AWS code I have. Hey, it happens.
Hiring Programmers Friday, December 21, 2007
The company I work for is hiring for the same position I am in: Senior Programmers. If you have C#, ASP.net, DB2 experience send me an email at josh@joshfink.net with your resume and I guarantee if you have the skillz I will get you an interview.
Development Updates Tuesday, December 18, 2007
So, Development has been a little slow. I am working at a new job in Rensselaer, NY. Unlike the last shitty, antisemitic, discriminatory place that I worked at before, I am actually getting complete specs to get the job done. While I am not liberty to say who I am working for or what I do, I can say I am happy. I am actually treated professionally and with respect. But, I am working a lot. Not during the Sabbath of course, or during the weekend really, but it is a lot. At least I feel productive.

Anyway, I plan on having TheBlog ready for a beta release most likely by February 1, 2007. As of right now I am working on an RSS system to allow people to access an RSS feed of Blogs that will be here on joshfink.net. Also, the user management system is something that only I will be seeing, so I am sure none of you care about that. That should be ready by January 1, 2008. But, for now, I shall be going.
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Fujian Tulou (China), 46 multi-storey earthen houses built between the 12th and 20th centuries over 120 km in south-west of Fujian province. They house up to 800 people each. Built for defence purposes, they were called "a little kingdom for the family" or "bustling small city." World heritage is a terrible thing to waste. Fortunately, for 27 places around the globe, that shouldn’t be an issue as they’ve just been added to UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites.


Judge: Gitmo cases get top priority (Wed, 9 Jul 2008 00:23:47 GMT)

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Body ID'd as wife of convicted man (Tue, 8 Jul 2008 03:54:21 GMT)

In this Monday, April 28, 2008 file picture, Hans Reiser is escorted from the courtroom following the reading of the verdict in his murder trial in Oakland, Calif. The California software programmer convicted of killing his estranged wife, Nina Riser, has led police to a corpse that is believed to be hers. An attorney for Hans Reiser said his client led police to a wooded area of Redwood Regional Park in the Oakland hills. Police have identified the body found in the Oakland hills as convicted killer Hans Reiser's estranged wife.


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