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    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:

    Laws of Software Development — 06/10
    Over the years I've learned several unbreakable laws that affect software development. Its become apparent that others need to know these too! [...]
    mbtPdfAsm G++ 4.3 Compatibility Patch — 04/26
    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. [...]
    C.H.I.P. is dead... — 04/08
    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. [...]
    Building a Debian Package Repository — 03/11
    This is a quick and dirty personal repository for Debian packages. I use this procedure as an easy way to distribute packages to my personal devices. [...]
    Linux: What is It? — 12/08
    Linux is an operating system that is based on the Unix architecture that has 40+ years of experience under its belt. started in the early '90s by Linus [...]
    Computer Geek's Calculator for CHIP — 10/16
    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 — 10/15
    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 [...]
    Programming in 1s and 0s — 10/03
    Phrases like "programming in 1s and 0s" get used a lot. I'm fairly certain that few actually have done this, even those being hyped. So let me explain. [...]
    A Pocket Watch for a PocketCHIP — 10/03
    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. [...]
    Showcase — 06/15
    Over the years we have been, and continue to be, involved with many fascinating projects. Here are some of the more interesting ones. [...]