LATEST NEWS (08-Jun-24)
Five years! Well, almost five years - that's how long it's (almost) been since this page was last served to da Interwebz. Before this page appeared, there was a page that I copied from the default Apache 2 one. I last mentioned that I had found an archive of the old site and was going to restore it. This is it, warts and all. There are going to be a lot of those (warts) because I had links in the Apache 2 config file that I have not restored, so things like the 'pizza' link (below) will not work, scripts in cgi-bin don't exist (so no user CSS, site stats, phpSysinfo). I still have the camera, but it's in a box and I don't think that I'll get it working again, since there's not much of a view from my current location. That's not quite true: there's a nice tree out the back, but no sea (I'm a few miles away from it) and definitely no gulls staring in through the kitchen window. There are pigeons, jackdaws and magpies running amok.As to why I restored this page, the answer is simple: in Apache's access logs, I could see that bots were looking for old pages and not finding them. Thinking that there might be some interest in the old stuff, I found it in an archive of documents on my Google Drive space.
List Of Miscellaneous Stuff
- offline -> Raspberry Pi 'Pi-NoIR' infra-red camera (pizza.brooknet)
- timeanddate.com clock, on a page of its own
- offline -> TinyMCE Javascript-based editor
- Site policy/disclaimer
Other stuff
- Site FAQ
- My projects page
- My contact details
- Site news/history
- My YouTube videos
- A local page with YouTube links
- Site map
- Network services available
- Freeserve website mirror (old!)
- The website that was here before this one
- My old website (local)
- My old website (Internet Archive)
- The archive of my current website
- ... and the archive of the old site, brooknet.no-ip.com.
- A plain (non-CSS, and old!) version of this page
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