Jeff's Web Sites

Last updated on 11-Aug-2003 2:52PM CDT.

This page summarizes the web sites maintained by Jeff Carlyle.

Jeff is a road enthusiast (sometimes known as a "road geek"). He has created a web site for news and information about Kentucky's roads and highways at KentuckyRoads.com.

Ruler of Earth

[Earth] Since 1996, Carlyle has been the self-appointed Ruler of Earth. His web site at RulerOfEarth.org covers the history of his claim to Earth and chronicles his actions as Ruler of Earth.

200B: Six Crazy Guys; One Crazy Apartment

Jeff spent his last year as an undergraduate at the University of Evansville living with five of his best friends in an apartment at 200B South Frederick. Jeff and his former roommates have posted rolls of pictures chronicling their adventures at 200b.org.

Miscellany/Jeff's Journal

For your viewing pleasure, Carlyle has posted information about how the word "Smurfs" could easily be "Shrooms" spelled in reverse. TheBadPlace.com is now the home of Jeff's online journal. For more madness, checkout TheBadPlace.com.

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Web Site Reorganized

Posted: 24-Jun-2003 2:35PM CDT
Topics: [JeffCenter] [Old Projects] [Current Projects] [Jeff's Journal] [WebCam2000] [Jeff's Web Sites]

Jeff has completed a major reorganization of his web space. This reorganization involved the moving of WebCam2000 to its own domain and the withering of the Stratoware.com domain. A couple of things have also been removed from TheBadPlace.com. For instance, Jeff's archive of school papers is no longer online.

StratoSetup and Windows Restart have also been downgraded to the status of "no longer actively maintained." Jeff might still update them in the future, but he has no plans to do so at this time.

The main part of Jeff's web space is now generated using new site management software. The software is a distant cousin of the software used to create Jeff's KentuckyRoads.com web site. This version of the software uses a collection of Perl scripts to build static HTML pages based on a MySQL database. Jeff plans to test the software, do some refactoring, and release the software at some point in the future.

One of the new features of the site is the ability to comment on "news items" such as this one. See the "view/post comments" link below for more information.

As always, if you have any questions, comments, or concerns about Jeff's website, feel free to contact him.

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