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William Jeffrey Rankin
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Fri Dec 9 2022: Added
Old Church Stone (A Ghost Story for Christmas)
.
Sun Nov 27 2022:
Windows Uptime Using Powershell
blog article.
Sat Nov 12 2022:
Old Farmer's Almanac Sun/Planetary Rise and Set Times
blog article.
Thu Nov 10 2022:
Integrating Hua's Markdown Support
blog article.
Wed Nov 9 2022:
Hua now supports Markdown
using the MarkdownToHTML PowerShell module.
Mon Oct 31 2022:
New version of Hua released.
This version supports master tag lists.
Sat Sep 17 2022: New versions (Bash and PowerShell) of the
NWS Radar Image Compositing script
added.
Fri Aug 5 2022: PowerShell version of
NWS Radar Image Compositing script
added.
Wed July 13 2022:
Planetary Rise and Set Time
scripts updated with additional output formats.
Thu June 23 2022:
Planetary Rise and Set Times Using aa
Thu June 16 2022:
aa - Astronomical Almanac - Compiled for Cygwin
Wed June 8 2022: New version of
NWS Radar Image Compositing script
added.
Mon Nov 8 2021:
October 2021 Stories
list added.
Sun May 9 2021: Added my Commonplace Book to the
My Books
page.
Thu 14 Jan 2021: A new version of
Hua (revision 15)
released. It now outputs a single-page listing of all article titles with links.
Thu Dec 24 2020: Release of
Carnacki's Christmas Conundrum
, a Christmas-themed Carnacki story.
Sat Dec 12 2020: Transition from jeffrankin.net to wjrankin.com. Update your bookmarks!
Fri Mar 27 2020:
Weather Tools
(added PowerShell version of radar image compositing script)
Thu Aug 29 2019:
Product Design & UX Cheat Sheets
added.
Tue Aug 27 2019:
Hua
(PowerShell static content generator/blog engine) added.
Wed Jun 27 2018:
Weather Tools
(update to radar.sh script)
Sun May 27 2018:
Thoughts on Star Trek
Sat May 19 2018:
Self-referential design (aka why usability testing is important)
Mon May 7 2018:
How do you know what to build? How do you know it's right?
Sun Mar 18 2018:
Weather Tools
added.
Fri Dec 1 2017:
The LFS201 Course & LFCS Exam
Mon Jul 17 2017:
Changing a design while it's being tested: good idea?
