Comments for Ryans Homepage http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog M.Y.O.L (Make Your Own Luck) Tue, 06 Jan 2009 21:42:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.3 Comment on ABW 2007 - Day Five by enritopoerfup http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2007/04/13/abw-2007-day-five/#comment-4748 enritopoerfup Fri, 19 Dec 2008 22:45:20 +0000 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2007/04/13/abw-2007-day-five/#comment-4748 Hi people As a fresh www.ryandjurovich.com user i only wanted to say hi to everyone else who uses this site 8-) Hi people

As a fresh www.ryandjurovich.com user i only wanted to say hi to everyone else who uses this site 8-)

]]> Comment on Things are getting RYPE by Ryan http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2008/03/01/things-are-getting-rype/#comment-2540 Ryan Wed, 18 Jun 2008 13:00:25 +0000 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2008/03/01/things-are-getting-rype/#comment-2540 Dave, the decision was made that the 5c left in my pocket would be much better spent on lunch for the day (not that it would buy me a whole lot). Please don't get upset... it's not your fault we dominate Proactivity in office humour :p Dave, the decision was made that the 5c left in my pocket would be much better spent on lunch for the day (not that it would buy me a whole lot). Please don’t get upset… it’s not your fault we dominate Proactivity in office humour :p

]]> Comment on Things are getting RYPE by Dave http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2008/03/01/things-are-getting-rype/#comment-2539 Dave Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:10:47 +0000 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2008/03/01/things-are-getting-rype/#comment-2539 I see Daniel has eyes bigger than his boots as Proactivity is still around; wasn't that a misguided prospective venture. I see Daniel has eyes bigger than his boots as Proactivity is still around; wasn’t that a misguided prospective venture.

]]> Comment on Things are getting RYPE by Daniel http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2008/03/01/things-are-getting-rype/#comment-2338 Daniel Thu, 10 Apr 2008 00:27:13 +0000 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2008/03/01/things-are-getting-rype/#comment-2338 Update: Talks have started this week about RYPE Media's acquisition of Proactivity Sports Coaching. Price figures are in the range of whatever change Ryan has in his left pocket... Update: Talks have started this week about RYPE Media’s acquisition of Proactivity Sports Coaching. Price figures are in the range of whatever change Ryan has in his left pocket…

]]> Comment on Idea: More secure manual credit cart transactions by Klaus http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2006/03/12/idea-more-secure-manual-credit-cart-transactions/#comment-418 Klaus Tue, 23 Jan 2007 07:53:55 +0000 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2006/03/12/idea-more-secure-manual-credit-cart-transactions/#comment-418 Hey Man ... in general you are right, it is time that somebody changes that whole PIN system. But is it enough to put in a random number? A case here in Germany let's me say no ... so what happened: During the time running up to christmas somebody broke into a baby-supplies store and modified their card-terminal ... now they just logged everything (Card Info and PIN). It would be easy to modify that logging to log only outgoing traffic instead of the card reading and key logging, thus circumventing even the "fake" number entered ... With the whole biometrics hardware around, change the system, so it holds your thumpprint and use that one instead ofsimply a PIN ... encrypt this dynamically for transaction and in my opinion you are much safer than before ... ;-) BTW ... Wordpress, although it has it's little faults is quite a good tool, isn't it ... but mainly I'll stay with WB> cheers Klaus Hey Man … in general you are right, it is time that somebody changes that whole PIN system. But is it enough to put in a random number? A case here in Germany let’s me say no … so what happened:

During the time running up to christmas somebody broke into a baby-supplies store and modified their card-terminal … now they just logged everything (Card Info and PIN). It would be easy to modify that logging to log only outgoing traffic instead of the card reading and key logging, thus circumventing even the “fake” number entered …

With the whole biometrics hardware around, change the system, so it holds your thumpprint and use that one instead ofsimply a PIN … encrypt this dynamically for transaction and in my opinion you are much safer than before … ;-)

BTW … Wordpress, although it has it’s little faults is quite a good tool, isn’t it … but mainly I’ll stay with WB>

cheers

Klaus

]]> Comment on My first Mac by Ryan’s Homepage » HD for Me - EyeTV http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2006/03/13/my-first-mac/#comment-5 Ryan’s Homepage » HD for Me - EyeTV Fri, 05 May 2006 08:01:50 +0000 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2006/03/13/my-first-mac/#comment-5 [...] Recently I bought myself an EyeTV 410, a great little High-Definition Digital TV receiver for my new iMac. Since then, my life has changed. [...] […] Recently I bought myself an EyeTV 410, a great little High-Definition Digital TV receiver for my new iMac. Since then, my life has changed. […]

]]> Comment on Idea: More secure manual credit cart transactions by kat99 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2006/03/12/idea-more-secure-manual-credit-cart-transactions/#comment-4 kat99 Fri, 05 May 2006 04:16:26 +0000 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2006/03/12/idea-more-secure-manual-credit-cart-transactions/#comment-4 Hello Ryan, I think your idea is very intelligent and that you should consider exploring and pursuing it further. I just came from looking at your CMS Website Baker and must say I am blown away. Shortly before that I was visiting Open Web Design at http://openwebdesign.org/ looking at some of the beautiful CSS themes and templates, a couple which I had seen ported into a different CMS (Entomite) which i thought were absolutely gorgeous and I just had to go find these templates and learn more about their creation. It turns out the authors (one of them a site contest winner) were both young people like yourself-- one a 15 year old Canadian and the other a 19 year old with his own design studio in England. Hooray for the genious, the art and the energy of your generation. You are all truly something to celebrate! Hello Ryan,

I think your idea is very intelligent and that you should consider exploring and pursuing it further.

I just came from looking at your CMS Website Baker and must say I am blown away. Shortly before that I was visiting Open Web Design at http://openwebdesign.org/ looking at some of the beautiful CSS themes and templates, a couple which I had seen ported into a different CMS (Entomite) which i thought were absolutely gorgeous and I just had to go find these templates and learn more about their creation. It turns out the authors (one of them a site contest winner) were both young people like yourself– one a 15 year old Canadian and the other a 19 year old with his own design studio in England.

Hooray for the genious, the art and the energy of your generation. You are all truly something to celebrate!

]]> Comment on Let’s blog! by Dennis Rivers http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2006/03/12/lets-blog/#comment-2 Dennis Rivers Mon, 27 Mar 2006 21:58:08 +0000 http://www.ryandjurovich.com/blog/2006/03/12/lets-blog/#comment-2 Hi Ryan, I just stopped by to say hi and thanks for all the work that you have put into Website Baker. I am hoping to use Website Baker for several nonprofit groups I work with, where a simple user interface is very important. So we all send you blessings. I am also evolving a distance learning system for one of my clients where I intend to use Website Baker as the front end and multiple instances of CMSimple as the back end. It occurred to me as I was working on the design that it might be possible to do a kind of "fractal" programming, when a CSM could hold multiple instances of itself. Interesting, hey? In the case of the college I am working for, each course offered would have its own little CMS, which would give a lot of convenience to each teacher, within his or her defined zone. And if that teacher had a large, complex document to present, that document could be organized as another instance of the small-footprint CMS (there are probably some limit to this having to do with how deep the directory tree can go in a give operating system.) This is related to an interesting in systems design, that the goal should not be to build one big complex system, but instead to build small units that can be clicked together any way you need them. CMSimple is even simpler than Website Baker, and small, and uses a flat file, so it lends itself to the module within a module within a module -type design. I hope to have a prototype ready within a month. I will send you a link when I have it going. I am very intrigued by the possibility that the encapsulated website, with its one editor, blog, etc, will become the "document" of the future. Dennis Rivers www.newconversations.net www.karunabooks.org www.dennisrivers.com Hi Ryan,

I just stopped by to say hi and thanks for all the work that you have put into Website Baker.

I am hoping to use Website Baker for several nonprofit groups I work with, where a simple user interface is very important. So we all send you blessings.

I am also evolving a distance learning system for one of my clients where I intend to use Website Baker as the front end and multiple instances of CMSimple as the back end. It occurred to me as I was working on the design that it might be possible to do a kind of “fractal” programming, when a CSM could hold multiple instances of itself. Interesting, hey? In the case of the college I am working for, each course offered would have its own little CMS, which would give a lot of convenience to each teacher, within his or her defined zone. And if that teacher had a large, complex document to present, that document could be organized as another instance of the small-footprint CMS (there are probably some limit to this having to do with how deep the directory tree can go in a give operating system.)

This is related to an interesting in systems design, that the goal should not be to build one big complex system, but instead to build small units that can be clicked together any way you need them. CMSimple is even simpler than Website Baker, and small, and uses a flat file, so it lends itself to the module within a module within a module -type design. I hope to have a prototype ready within a month. I will send you a link when I have it going. I am very intrigued by the possibility that the encapsulated website, with its one editor, blog, etc, will become the “document” of the future.

Dennis Rivers
www.newconversations.net
www.karunabooks.org
www.dennisrivers.com

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