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    to the home of JF Possibilities, Inc.

    We have over 30 years of business computing expertise using personal computers and networks. At this time our main focuses are: webserver maintenance, website development, Linux and SBC (RaspberyPi, Orange Pi, Nano Pi, ...) or microcontroller (Arduino, ...) programming. If you need help building a website from scratch or simply maintaining, fixing or improving an existing one or need some help with embedded programming we can help. For more details on the services we provide see the "what we do" page.

    Here's what's new:

    Silicon Sword 2000: A BIBLE Study App for Linux — 06/24
    Silicon Sword 2000 for Linux "alpha" has been released for free public use. It is a clean, uncluttered BIBLE text study app for the Sword library texts. [...]
    Tech Notes — 02/17
    My notes on weird tech stuff I've run across. [...]
    Pi Shack BASIC (for Linux only) — 02/15
    The base edition of Pi Shack BASIC (psBASIC) is available for free download. A quick, simple and interactive way of manipulating hardware and automating [...]
    The Woes of C++ Constructors and Destructors — 01/22
    C++ has some really odd habits. The constructor and destructor aspect of the system is chalk full of land-mines and booby-traps. [...]
    Computer Geek's Calculator for CHIP — 10/19
    Download the Computer Geek's Calculator for the CHIP or PocketCHIP computers. Includes lots of number storage, boolean math operations, IPv4, IPv6, float.. [...]
    Computer Geek's Calculator for Windows — 10/19
    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 [...]
    Writing Shell Scripts that Only Allow One Instance to Run — 10/18
    As a UNIX admin its often required that certain scripts only allow a single simultogetherous instance to run. For me this most often happens with backups [...]
    RISC-V is too RISCy for Me! — 07/20
    I've been looking for a new CPU I could fall in love with at the machine code level. But the new RISC-V has proven not to be it. I guess its full ARM... [...]
    Pocket Pirate Pursuit for Android — 07/04
    I didn't think retro games were retro enough so I thought I'd create a game similar to a text style game I typed in and played on my TRS-80 in the '70s. [...]
    Survival Guide to DPKG and APT — 01/29
    A quick reference or a "survival guide" of sorts to the command line package management tools dpkg & apt used on Debian derived Linux distributions. [...]