Jacob Barkdull

Freelance web developer & programmer

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PHP Web Server GUI
November 23rd, 2019
PHP Web Server GUI A GTK+ interface that lets you choose the PHP executable, IP address or hostname, port number, root directory, and INI file graphically.
HashOver
March 25th, 2014
HashOver HashOver is a free and open source PHP comment system designed to allow completely anonymous comments and easy theming.

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PHP Web Server GUI - Version 1.0.0 Released
November 23rd, 2019
Today I am announcing the release of a personal project of mine. A GTK+ interface for PHP's built-in web server. It lets you choose the executable, IP address or hostname, port number, root directory, and INI file graphically. I have used this software for testing purposes for many years, since at least 2014.
HashOver 1.0.2: One for the Wingdings!
March 16th, 2016

This is a bug fix release. It primarily includes fixes to problems many people have encountered using HashOver on Windows. There aren't any new features, as not even version 2.0 is focused on new features.

HashOver 1.0.1: The release that should not have happened!
October 13th, 2015

This is a bug fix release. It includes fixes for problems many people have encountered and contacted me about since version 1.0's release, primarily PHP Strict Standards messages causing JavaScript syntax errors. There aren't any new features, as not even version 2.0 is focused on new features.

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My Little Contribution to GNOME 40
May 9th, 2021

GNOME 40 is finally out and I'm happy to say a small contribution of mine made it into the release. My contribution adds a new feature to GNOME System Monitor version 40. Few articles about GNOME 40 mention it, but some power users might find my contribution useful.

Privacy Implications of Transparent Pixels
November 15th, 2019
If you leave this option checked when you export your image, any pixels you erased will be saved in the exported image. They will not be truly erased, just made fully transparent. In other words, the data that describes the color of each pixel will be preserved, they will just be made invisible. This option has privacy implications. With it enabled, what you erase from an image may still be present in transparent pixels.
HashOver Gets a Logo!
May 2nd, 2015

Over the past few days I've been in talks with a nice fellow named Kamil Jablonski, a concept artist, graphic designer, and web developer who recently contributed a Polish locale for HashOver. He shared with me a logo design for HashOver, that after some back and forth became, in my opinion, a very cool design.

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