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Why? Because I’m sick of everything else on the internet. And that’s not to say that there aren’t some great themes out there. There are some truly incredible themes. And they do everything. The problem is, however, that I don’t need everything. All I need is a simple page that is aesthetically pleasing, and quick. And that’s about it. No frills, no fuss, no crazy configuration options, nothing.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-11-09-mathesondigital-wordpress-theme/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-09-15-moral-sensitivity/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Moral Sensitivity">Moral Sensitivity</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Sep 15, 2015</span> - <p>This has absolutely nothing to do with technology, but it’s my blog, so I can do what I want. This past Memorial Day weekend, I had the most incredible chance to visit Yellowstone National Park. I’m embarrassed to say that I’ve lived less than two hours away from one of the largest National Parks in the United States for more than three years, and I’ve never made the trip. Once the weather warmed up, and we had a chance to get away for a full day, we gassed up the car, filled the coolers, and headed north.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-09-15-moral-sensitivity/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-07-31-windows-10-first-impressions/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Windows 10: First Impressions">Windows 10: First Impressions</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jul 31, 2015</span> - <p>Windows 10 launched yesterday, and so being my naturally-curious self on all the latest and greatest in the tech world, I gave it a go. I got an ISO and started it up in VM Fusion on my Mac. This won’t be an in-depth review on all the latest features and all that jazz. There are plenty of Tech Blogs out there that can perform a better review than I ever could.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-07-31-windows-10-first-impressions/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-07-25-hindsight/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Hindsight">Hindsight</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jul 15, 2015</span> - <p>David Walsh, a popular Web Development blogger I follow, wrote a post a few months ago about the “Imposter Syndrome,” a common feeling that many developers have going into a new job, or even in their current position; a feeling of inadequacy or fear that someone is going to discover them as a “fake,” simply pretending to be competent in their field. As I was reading through his comments, I couldn’t help but relate.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-07-25-hindsight/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-06-03-powershell-extend-script/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to VMware Disk Extend Powershell Script">VMware Disk Extend Powershell Script</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jun 3, 2015</span> - <p>About a month ago, I began working at Intermountain Healthcare, here in Utah, as a Systems Administrator. We have a bunch of monitoring software, one of which is called “Spectrum”. It searches for hardware errors or any other faults and then reports them to us. One of the most common reports that we find is that “C: 90% usage”, or something similar. Because the majority of the servers that we run are virtual, with a thin disk setup, they have relatively small drives (some starting as small as 25GB).</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-06-03-powershell-extend-script/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-02-20-command-line-essentials/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Command Line Essentials">Command Line Essentials</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Feb 20, 2015</span> - <p>It wasn’t too long ago that I was terrified of the terminal. It’s pretty daunting to be staring at a blank screen with a blinking cursor taunting you. Want to know something? It’s not as scary as you might think. It would take years to master the command line, so don’t expect to know everything all at once. Everyday, try and find little ways to slowly blend the terminal with basic tasks.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-02-20-command-line-essentials/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-02-14-i-love-to-grunt-and-gulp/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to I love to Grunt and Gulp">I love to Grunt and Gulp</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Feb 14, 2015</span> - <p>(Happy Valentine’s Day, ya’ll. Get off the computer and go buy something nice for your woman.) Sometimes I like to pretend that I know stuff, when I really don’t. Gulp is one of those things. :) I need to get better at finding solutions to a lot of the repetitive tasks that I do on a daily basis. Up until now, let’s say I was about to push some production code to the web.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-02-14-i-love-to-grunt-and-gulp/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-01-24-remove-ds_store-from-zip-file/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Remove .DS_Store from ZIP Files">Remove .DS_Store from ZIP Files</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jan 24, 2015</span> - <p>At work this week, I had to download a bunch of compressed XML files, delete some duplicate files contained therein, recompress the files, and then reupload them to a server. The problem, however, is that whenever I tried to upload the files, I got a strange server error. After some trial and error, and some deep examination, I found that the hidden file “.DS_Store” was causing the server error issue. When I removed the hidden “.DS_Store” file, I had no more issues.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-01-24-remove-ds_store-from-zip-file/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-01-19-static-site-contact-form/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Static Site (Database Free) Contact Form">Static Site (Database Free) Contact Form</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jan 19, 2015</span> - <p>Although my site is always a work in progress, (I’ve still got plenty of things I need to do on it), I feel like it’s in the final stages. Recently, I was trying to add the finishing touches by implementing a contact form. Mostly, to combat spam. I didn’t want to throw my direct e-mail address out there, because that’s just asking for an inbox full of viagra ads. The thing that I wanted to completely avoid was having any server-side (PHP) scripting, or databases.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-01-19-static-site-contact-form/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-01-02-5-things-to-stop-doing-in-2015/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to 5 Things to Stop Doing in 2015">5 Things to Stop Doing in 2015</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jan 2, 2015</span> - <p>It seems that a year has ended, and new year resolutions are all on the rage again. Yeah, there’s those typical ones such as joining a gym and getting in shape (although, I really think I might do it this year), etc. Here are five things I’d like to quit doing this year. 1. Quit checking my Instagram likes Yeah, it’s stupid, but really. I mean it. We all do it.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2015-01-02-5-things-to-stop-doing-in-2015/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-20-take-that-mr-barney/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Take that, Mr. Barney">Take that, Mr. Barney</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Dec 20, 2014</span> - <p>We’ve all had those professors/teachers that we just don’t seem to mesh with. Recently, I had a professor with whom I could not set aside my differences. The class was about Mobile Application Development. I went into it thinking, “Wow, I’m excited! Finally, I’ll be able to create an iOS/Android application!” On the first day of the class, Mr. Barney walked in and said, “This is not a programming class. This is not an iOS development class.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-20-take-that-mr-barney/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-15-pseudo-responsive-images/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Pseudo-Responsive Images">Pseudo-Responsive Images</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Dec 15, 2014</span> - <p>Honestly, I’m a bit embarrassed to say that I didn’t know how to do this before. I’ll be creating a blog post here fairly soon on my conversion from WordPress to Jekyll for this blog, but in doing so, I’ve learned a lot of cool new things. Due to the vast number of mobile devices in circulation right now, I make it a habit to try and develop for mobile first, and then expand for the desktop user.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-15-pseudo-responsive-images/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-08-investment-calculator-java/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Build a GUI Investment Calculator in Java">Build a GUI Investment Calculator in Java</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Dec 8, 2014</span> - <p>I’m not a programmer. Some people just have that natural itch to want to go out and code all day long, but that isn’t me. I enjoy scripting and web development, but deep, low-level programming just simply isn’t my thing. So the fact that even I was able to create a simple GUI application should tell you how easy it is. The code below might look daunting at first, but we’ll walk through it piece by piece to hopefully clear things up.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-08-investment-calculator-java/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-06-my-love-hate-relationship-with-wordpress/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to My love-hate relationship with WordPress">My love-hate relationship with WordPress</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Dec 6, 2014</span> - <p>Recently, I’ve really been getting fed up with WordPress. And here’s why. WordPress dates all the way back to 2001. It was originally developed as a simple blogging platform based off of MySQL and PHP. Close to fifteen years later, it’s become a web standard and is used as the Framework/CMS for more than 20% of all the websites on the internet. And that’s exactly the problem. WordPress has exploded into a million different forks and subprojects, and has been expanded to run an equal amount of themes and plugins.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-06-my-love-hate-relationship-with-wordpress/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-05-heres-to-actually-sticking-with-something/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Here's to actually sticking with something">Here's to actually sticking with something</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Dec 5, 2014</span> - <p>When I was 16 (yes, I’m young, okay?), I had the idea for a Tech Blog. Not that it had never been done before or anything, but it’s just that ever since the age of 9, technology is the only hobby or thing in my life that I’ve consistently held interest in. I’m not sure why I wanted to start one, but I just figured it would be a good way of tracking my progress and learning of various technologies, as well as helping others in anyway, if possible.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-12-05-heres-to-actually-sticking-with-something/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-11-29-i-have-an-iphone-and-mac-get-an-ipad/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to I have an iPhone and Mac. Get an iPad?">I have an iPhone and Mac. Get an iPad?</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Nov 29, 2014</span> - <p>Let me start off right away by saying that you do not “need” an iPad. Regardless of what you do or do not have, you do not NEED an iPad. If you want to hear me go off on a big spiel about instant gratification and entitlement, I could talk your ear off. But we’ll save that for another day. But let’s get to what you’re really interested about. I am not an Apple Fanboy (an Apple Watch for $350?!</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-11-29-i-have-an-iphone-and-mac-get-an-ipad/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-10-06-tmobile-im-breaking-up-with-you/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to T-Mobile, I'm Breaking Up With You">T-Mobile, I'm Breaking Up With You</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Oct 6, 2014</span> - <p>“It’s me, not you. Okay, no. Actually, it is you. We’ve had a good run together. We’ve tried it out for more than a year, but things just aren’t working out. That’s not to say that we haven’t had some good times together, but I’m just ready to move on.” Usually, it’s safer if I keep my credit card in a different room while I’m surfing the internet late at night.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-10-06-tmobile-im-breaking-up-with-you/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-10-03-visual-form-builder-paypal-redirect/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Visual Form Builder PayPal Redirect">Visual Form Builder PayPal Redirect</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Oct 3, 2014</span> - <p>For anyone who knows me even slightly well knows that I’m a huge fan of WordPress. I use it as my go-to CMS for all of the websites I create, whether for myself or for clients. It gives me the flexibility I need in a well designed format, and it gives my clients the ability to make changes to their own websites without knowing any code. Some people will give you a giant list of plugins that you have to download when first setting up your WordPress site.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-10-03-visual-form-builder-paypal-redirect/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-09-09-the-most-important-camera-accessory/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to The Most Important Camera Accessory">The Most Important Camera Accessory</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Sep 9, 2014</span> - <p>Want to know what my most cherished and valuable piece of photography equipment is? You might be surprised. It’s not my beautiful Canon 6D. Nor is it my 24-70 F2.8 lens. It’s light, portable, and inexpensive, yet it’s the most important piece of equipment that I own: a plastic bag. Last night, we spent the evening playing with steel wool and throwing sparks into circular patterns into the air. Add a little fill flash, and some creativity, and you’ve got a fun evening planned.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-09-09-the-most-important-camera-accessory/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-08-03-my-experience-with-a-mac/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to My Experience with a Mac">My Experience with a Mac</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Aug 3, 2014</span> - <p>About six months ago, I finally made the switch. Not because I hadn’t wanted to do it earlier, or because I suddenly became so fed up with the Windows operating system. I simply just had a little excess of money, and so I figured, “Well, this will never happen again. Might as well do it now.” Before I start this article, I simply want to throw out a disclaimer that I am not a hardcore “fanboy.” I work as a Computer Technician, and I service both Macintosh and Windows systems.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-08-03-my-experience-with-a-mac/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-07-29-my-experience-with-joomla/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to My Experience with Joomla">My Experience with Joomla</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jul 29, 2014</span> - <p>By reading through the various posts and topics that I have on this website, it’s pretty obvious to see that I’m a fan of WordPress. It makes complex tasks incredibly simple and automated for users who want to create/build a website, but don’t want to have to deal with code at all. For more advanced users who do want to tweak a bit more with code, WordPress is great for that as well.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-07-29-my-experience-with-joomla/">Continue reading ↦</a> + <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/post/features/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Allegiant Features">Allegiant Features</a></h2> + <span class="post-date">Published Nov 22, 2015</span> + <p>Allegiant – A kick-ass Hugo theme Allegiant has all sorts of cool stuff. You can include a per-post background image by editing the “Featured Image” section in the post header data. Custom Config It’s got custom data you can edit in the config.toml file too. Here’s a sample: baseurl = "yoursitehere.com" languageCode = "en-us" title = "Allegiant" copyright = "&copy; Allegiant. All Rights Reserved." # Copyright notice. This will be displayed in the footer.</p> + <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/post/features/">Continue reading ↦</a> <hr class="divider"> </article> <hr/> <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-07-26-how-to-record-your-screen-on-a-mac/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to How to record your screen on a Mac">How to record your screen on a Mac</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jul 26, 2014</span> - <p>While I’m sure there are a plethora of third-party applications that you can download to do this, why add something to your computer that would potentially slow it down when the functionality is already built-in? The ability is already built straight into the Quicktime app on your Mac. That’s right! The same application that allows you to watch videos on your computer also allows you to record your screen. It’s remarkably simple, and best of all — free!</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-07-26-how-to-record-your-screen-on-a-mac/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-07-18-change-crop-orientation-adobe-lightroom/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Change Crop Orientation in Adobe Lightroom">Change Crop Orientation in Adobe Lightroom</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jul 18, 2014</span> - <p>Here’s a quick tip that, sadly, I just now discovered in Adobe Lightroom. I’d say I’m quite familiar with the tools and capabilities of Adobe Lightroom, however, one thing has always baffled me. While cropping an image, I could never get the crop tool to switch from landscape orientation to portrait. I like to constrain my cropping proportions so that if I ever need to print my images, I won’t have any letter boxing.</p> - <a class="moretag" href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-07-18-change-crop-orientation-adobe-lightroom/">Continue reading ↦</a> - <hr class="divider"> - </article> - - <hr/> - <article> - <h2 class="post-title"><a href="http://localhost:1313/brycematheson.io/post/2014-07-16-understanding-raid/" rel="bookmark" title="Link to Understanding RAID">Understanding RAID</a></h2> - <span class="post-date">Published Jul 16, 2014</span> - <p>Although this is changing with the advent of solid-state drives, most hard drives are mechanical, which means they are often the first part of a standard computer system to fail. Data is everything these days, and its up to you to protect it. But in the case of a drive failing, you have no excuse for not having a backup with the ease of RAID. 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