PO Box 1214 • La Pine • Oregon • 97739 • 541-410-2760
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Welcome
to the home of JF Possibilities, Inc.
We have 30 years of business computing expertise. At this time our main focuses are: webserver maintenance, website development, Linux programming and Android programming. If you need help building a website from scratch or simply maintaining, fixing or improving the performance of an existing one we can help. For more details on the services we provide see the " what we do" page.
Here's what's new:
A quick reference or a "survival guide" of sorts to the command line package management tools dpkg & apt used on Debian derived Linux distributions.
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In order for a PocketCHIP to be really useful it needs to be able to tell time. I was surprised that it couldn't. So I added a battery backed clock to it.
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Going to throw out that old PPC Mac? How about giving it a new lease on life by installing Linux on it instead. Linux runs real well on PPC.
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In this day and age software is a dangerous thing. What do you do if you get a ".deb" package that you would like to inspect before installation?
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NTC is dead and along with them the C.H.I.P. and PocketCHIP. But I have backups of their package archive, GIT repositories, flash images and documents.
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In an age where computing devices give outsiders unprecedented control over our lives, we the users need a "bill of rights" to protect us from them
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Download a calculator for windows with advanced boolean algebra features, including IPv4 & IPv6 support. Plus it has lots of ways to store values for reuse
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Download the Computer Geek's Calculator for the CHIP or PocketCHIP computers. Includes lots of number storage, boolean math operations, IPv4, IPv6, float..
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Over the years I've learned several unbreakable laws that affect software development. Its become apparent that others need to know these too!
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I've used mbtPdfAsm 1.0.26 to script the assembly of multiple PDF documents on the fly. Recently I tried to re-compile this with GCC/G++ 4.3.
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