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15.06.2009
Category: Site
Posted by: JRSofty

So yesterday my host's servers got hacked again but this time they didn't mess with my site. If only I was paying attention I would have noticed this. However, since we were hacked we were coming up on Google's attack site list meaning for people with this function turned on in their Firefox browsers they couldn't get access to my site or any of them on the "stinkbugonline" domain. So basically I paniced.

06.06.2009
Category: Site
Posted by: JRSofty
A new "How To" article has been posted concerning how to redirect visitors according to their IP address.
05.06.2009
Category: Site
Posted by: JRSofty
Lots of people looking for how to Read, Write, and Append text files in VB6. I've re-added the article on this site.

JRSofty Programming

JRSofty Programming is my website to centralize my programming projects as well as to display some of my own personal things. The site is more geared to my programming if you look around you may find some other little bits about me.

Notice:

If you are here looking for articles from my original site it may take some more time to get them posted. You can check in the Articles Section for more information Concerning what is available at this time.

Recent Info:

Just in case you are wondering why the site has changed and the link you had no longer works. Not too long ago someone has used a weakness in one of the web applications that I hosted to make changes to files on my web site causing all attempts to access the site to render an HTTP 500 error (Server Error). Since I didn't have the time to look through ever single file to find which was tampered with, and since I had planned on a major overhaul of the site in the near future I decided to just drop the files and start fresh.

The good news is I still have data from the original site, but sadly no downloads (I just didn't trust them anymore). As time allows I'll be reposting some of the items from the original site here on the new site.

The bad news is that I had originally planned on overhauling the site with my own software but that is not yet ready for deployment and is still in heavy development. So I'm once again using someone's opensource application. It is a little limiting as it what I'm use to and I'm still learning how it all works, but it is better than a static HTML page saying my site is down.