Filing to become a licensed CA

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Hey there gentle readers,

I am completing paperwork on behalf of Collier Technologies LLC which is required (as described in chapter 19.34 RCW [pdf]) to file with the state of Washington to become a licensed Certification Authority.

CPS (signed)

Look! I’m also running a(n unrecognized) repository!

Neat, huh?

C.J.

No longer just the president of the hair club for men

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So. I think the project I’m working on is so awesome that I’m willing to pay for it. I set up the first of many sites yesterday that will be running on my blingy new storm host:

Home Birth Seattle was designed and developed by Cadmium Yellow, AKA my wife, Hannah ;)

We did the site for our good friend, Geraldine Lee. She was our doula when our first daughter, Scarlet, was born. She was also there at Zelda’s birth. If you need a midwife, you should totally hire her.

And if you need a virtual private server, you should use Liquid Web Inc.’s Storm stuff.

And if you want someone to handle all of your hosting details for you, you should give *me* money ;)

IE error “expected identifier, string or number”

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This probably means that you’ve got a trailing comma after an object/hash definition:

var myObj = {
  key0: 'val0',
  key1: 'val1',
  key2: 'val2', // ←
};         // ↑

You’re on your own for trying to figure out which file it’s talking about and translating the line number into the correct value.