1. Privacy Policy.
This site uses standard httpd logs as well as JavaScript code to collect information of most of the types that a web browser typically broadcasts.
Site administrators may publicly disclose and/or reuse information collected in any manner that is deemed appropriate.
In particular:
The right to analyze, blog, post, quote, discuss, or otherwise distribute or make use of information collected or actions or documents or information of any type that is deemed appropriate to use is reserved and may be exercised to the maximum extent possible without further notice at any point in the future.
2. COPPA Notice.
To the best of the primary administrator's knowledge, COPPA,
a law which limits the use of information for children below
the age of 13 in commercial
or similar contexts, doesn't apply to this site.
There's a nice Christmas video related to OldCoder at:
http://haggishell.com/xmas
His LinkedIn is:
http://linkedin.oldcoder.org/
You can talk to OldCoder directly in IRC. The IRC network is:
irc.oldcoder.org
For some IRC clients, you'll need to turn on an option named “Accept invalid certificates” or a similar name.
Try this IRC command: /query OldCoder
OldCoder has an IRC bouncer. However, if he isn't present, don't assume that messages will necessarily be received.
The general Minetest channel is: #minetest
4. Site technical notes.
4a. This site uses responsive code. This means that it's supposed to work on your phone.
4b. https, i.e., SSL, support is provided by Let's Encrypt.
4c. The original content on this site may ultimately be released under Creative Commons.
4d. This site is hand-written HTML5 and CSS3 plus a bit of JS and Bootstrap. Just like Grandmother used to bake.
More about the theme:
The theme is largely OldCoder's own design. The goals
are: simple, responsive, practical. Like OldCoder
:P
Note to CoRNeRNoTe: The template is new except for the background images that you provided. Thanks for the idea of breaking pages up vertically into Minetest environment zones.
Responsive tables are based on a nice trick documented by Chris Coyier in a 2011 CSS Tricks article.
OldCoder's version of the tables code adds support for multiple tables with different structures on the same page. Transitions are also smoother in general.