It’s been three or four years since I wrote it, and I have it on decent authority that the system isn’t in active usage anymore so I think it’s safe to discuss the hub and spoke encryption system I wrote. If you’re not familiar with the hub and spoke idea, my understanding of it is …
Continue reading “Hub and Spoke Encryption: The overly complicated way.”
It’s been a while since I’ve written a post for the website. I’ve been keeping it updated on the backend (much to the chagrin of those who have been attempting to break in), but I’ve mostly been radio silent. Most of that has been thanks to a steady freelance contract that I picked up in …
It’s been a surprisingly busy few months between freelance and personal projects, I’ve been mostly working inside of a PHP Framework I wrote a few years ago called Vogon. Vogon isn’t anything overly special, but that’s part of why I like it so much. It’s a prototyping framework, designed to do just enough to bootstrap …
First of all, I’ve started hosting DM Tools, The Worst Calculator, and GPX on Itch.io as well as here on my website. It’s been garnering a lot more traffic and hopefully will garner more use and feedback. You can find it there at: https://goblinpuncher.itch.io/dm-tools Additionally, I’ve put up two updates in the last few weeks …
This was a relatively small update on my end, but it’s a big performance improvement for users so I’m pushing it live to the site. The only user facing change is the Map Generator now uses a Canvas Renderer for the editor. Previous versions used a DOM elements to make the interactions easier to build …
Lot of incremental changes, and several versions that didn’t get uploaded directly to the website. Added several new tiles to the map generator (it doesn’t use most of them automatically, but it will generate the overall map for you). Added a new edit mode to make the extra tiles easier to access. Added a help …
Big feature this time, dungeon generation. There’s a new tab on the right hand side, you’ll recognize it by the Treasure Map icon. This tray is full screen no matter what your screen size is. I made this decision because of the complexity of the controls (just click the icon again to close the tray). …
This is part two in a series about creating my own email marketing infrastructure. Last week we talked about how I got started with my email marketing. Click here to read that if you haven’t already. I found a collection of businesses I could contact, got it saved locally so I can work with it, …
Getting An Email List I’ve been pushing email marketing of my services a lot lately. Chances are if you are reading this blog post, you may well have come from one of the hundreds of emails I’ve sent over the last few weeks. And I thought to myself, this might be a great chance to …
This blog post is going to be a little different for two reasons. This is going to be a discussion of a security product that, to the best of my knowledge, is still in active use on real websites, so publicly posting the code would not be in the best interest of those clients. The …
