1:44 PM, Aug 15, 2005 
Find your ZIP!
I have written a useless web form that will look up information about your ZIP code.
Have a look.
5 comments
chicus blurted:
well, it certainly is useless. of course that didn't stop me from checking my current and past zip codes. my current town has a mere 22,000 more people per square mile than my hometown.
pointless exercises are often the most fun. if you learned something from it, all the better.
well, it certainly is useless. of course that didn't stop me from checking my current and past zip codes. my current town has a mere 22,000 more people per square mile than my hometown.
pointless exercises are often the most fun. if you learned something from it, all the better.
10:40 PM, Aug 15, 2005
bahua chimed in with:
I used to have something like it, when this site was hosted on my home machine. The old one, however, wasn't as exact, with the densities, and didn't work in square miles. Also, this new one is written entirely in perl, as an academic exercise for myself.
You'll notice as well, that it's a .cgi file. I figured calling a file '.cgi' is closer to standard than using 'htsh.' I have been thinking, however, of making my own file extension, like index.bdc, or something like that. Anyway, it's all part of an effort to get away from naming my files htsh.
I used to have something like it, when this site was hosted on my home machine. The old one, however, wasn't as exact, with the densities, and didn't work in square miles. Also, this new one is written entirely in perl, as an academic exercise for myself.
You'll notice as well, that it's a .cgi file. I figured calling a file '.cgi' is closer to standard than using 'htsh.' I have been thinking, however, of making my own file extension, like index.bdc, or something like that. Anyway, it's all part of an effort to get away from naming my files htsh.
8:18 AM, Aug 16, 2005
Gulia spoiled the calm with:
Yup, useless, but kinda cool at the same time.
Yup, useless, but kinda cool at the same time.
7:56 AM, Aug 17, 2005
RA_Heller had this to say:
When you hosted your own site did you use Apache?
When you hosted your own site did you use Apache?
8:12 AM, Aug 18, 2005
bahua offered:
Yes. I used apache-2 on linux.
Yes. I used apache-2 on linux.
2:40 PM, Aug 18, 2005
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