http://www.triplewhitefox.com/tech/fireworx.htm FireworX - Freeware for the Firecracker X-10 Device (CM17A) Sun, 05 Feb 2006 01:39:12 GMT ListGarden Program 1.3.1 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss http://www.triplewhitefox.com/servlet/blog/blog/default/ Less than a month ago I added a new section called "Life with..." in order to allow me have a place to record Home Automation topics that I felt were important but did not fit the rigid structure I defined for the Home Automation section on this site. So, I mirrored what I was doing with the Mustang area.<br><br> After some more thought I have decided to take another approach to this. I have reworked and combined both "Life with..." sections into a new area of the site called <a href="http://www.triplewhitefox.com/servlet/blog/blog/default/">The Den</a> (a play on the Fox theme).<br><br> The Den uses blog software even though I once said I never would have a blog. I like it becuase of the organization it provides more than that it is blog software. Although, if people join in and comment that's all the better.<br><br> The Den has it's own RSS feed so I won't be listing updates to it in this section as I previously did with the "Life with..." section.<br><br> I hope you enjoy it. Sat, 04 Feb 2006 19:42:35 GMT http://www.triplewhitefox.com/fireworx.xml I have maintained an RSS feed on the <a href="http://www.triplewhitefox.com/mustang/93LimitedEditionConvertible.htm">Ford Mustang area</a> of this web site for some time now. I found a tool that allows me to maintain both a list of site updates and the RSS file at the same time. I am now implementing that same feature here. As RSS feed is now available. It will contain the latest updates to this site. That same list will appear right here.<br/><br/> You have probably noticed that recently most of my energy has gone into the aforementioned Mustang piece of the site. I am now considering spreading myself more evenly to the other areas of the site.<br/><br/> An update to FireworX-10 is long overdue. It has some bugs and many people have made very good feature requests. The problem is that I wrote it in Visual Basic 5 and I have very little interest in that technology today. Every time I pick it back up I only last a few days before I lose interest. I have some ideas to make it more interesting.<br/><br/>Also, it seems like I am always undertaking home automation projects and it's now time to share some. Hopefully, that means more updates to this site. Stay tuned. Sat, 07 Jan 2006 01:28:25 GMT