About Me

Hello there! My name is Jordan Earls, and this is my website. I program, mess with electronics, play video games, use Linux, and of course make websites. Last time I checked, I'm 21 years old. Sadly, I don't like beer much, Jack and Coke is nice though.

I'm currently employed at PreEmptive Solutions. I work on their Dotfuscator team as a Junior Software Engineer. Because of this, I'm now located in Cleveland, Ohio. I really enjoy my job so far. IL in the morning is just so refreshing lol

Sometimes, I also draw. I suck at it, so don't expect much more than scribbles and stick figures. Oh, and I love good music. Good being defined as Skrillex, Placebo, Brand New, A Day To Remember, Green Day, Fall Out Boy(where the name of this blog came from!), Armor For Sleep, and many many others. Check out my "Morning Commute" playlist on spotify for more; I won't waste space on this page detailing them all.

I also have some fun outside(gasp!) playing basketball(btw, I suck), fishing, swimming, and hanging out with friends around bonfires.

Because a picture is worth a thousand words, and I'm not going to type 1000 words here:

Me, Haley, and Taya

That's me, Haley, and Taya. Taya is technically just Haley's daughter, but she might as well be mine too(I'm her "Joo-Joo"). I'm practically engaged married to Haley. She's the one who drags me away from the computer at 4am when I "just have to get this one thing to work". She also has enough knowledge about Linux now to start virtualbox so she can have flash-player and play farmville. (I don't make it easy either, I use Fluxbox as my window manager). And my computer skills have even rubbed off on Taya a bit. One of the few clear words she could say before she was 2 was "CD".

About This Site

Well, I just couldn't resist telling people how this site was made. Anyway, this site is truly one of a kind.

I created this site using C# in ASP.Net running on Mono served by Apache. I did not use WebForms, nor did I use ASP.Net MVC. I used my own custom view engine, EView and I used my (poorly named) web/routing framework EFramework.

You can find more details about how it really works by reading this blog post.

How To Contact Me

If you need to contact me about something, you can email me at "Earlz at this domain name(earlz.net)". I'm also on the twitters @earlzdotnet

Also, you can leave a comment on a page around here. I check the hidden global comment list, so I don't have to manually check every page.

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Posted: 12/6/2012 3:59:39 AM

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Daniel15 
Your blog is missing an RSS feed so I can't subscribe to it :(
12/3/2012 11:12:15 PM
Earlz 
Don't worry it's on my todo list :) It's actually a fairly high priority for me (I planned to get it done before I rebranded my site, but it didn't make the cut). So, it will probably be implemented in a month or two
12/4/2012 7:52:12 AM
Donna 
Earlz - Thank you so much for the hard work you have put in.  I have one HUGE issue with this modem.  I called ATT and they informed me I needed to buy Static IP's for this to work!!!  huh???  I have 5 devices that I need port forwarding for.  I set them all up in the modem, no issue.  But the ports never open.  Only the first two, 81 and 82.  I have about gone blind looking at all of the settings.  I see no restrictions.  Can you or anyone else help me find the control to open more than 2 ports??  Please feel free to email me at choices@hotmail.com
12/5/2012 4:13:24 PM
The NetZ 
many thanks on this site, got me a few steps closer to getting this thing actually decent. could the following be done?: I personally don't know the admin password to our router, and there is great animosity between be and the current network admin, who is quite frankly incompetent (he bought a usb keyboard for his laptop because he thought it was broken; turns out he had numlock on for a couple years). So, I was able to enable telnet by using your page and a trick using that annoying redirect (which is my goal to get rid of, ironically). Apparently when your get that redirect you have access to the full functions of the router (meaning you can reset it, whatever, during this). So I waited till the net failed (common enough) and after the redirect I used your page to enable telnet.

So, if you can do this sort of thing while redirected, can, could you obtain the admin password as well?
5/22/2013 6:28:19 PM
Earlz 
@NetZ. Oh wow! I wasn't aware that when the network went down the login functions were basically not used. That's... interesting heh. Anyway, you can probably get the network password from the `nsh` command line.

If you do a `dump` from nsh, one of the fields it lists should be the admin password.. 

Note: I don't condone this behavior at all though.
5/22/2013 6:44:53 PM
Anonymous 
Here's a question: can you change the device access code from within telnet?
5/22/2013 7:54:06 PM
Earlz 
Yes. It'd probably be an nsh command like:

set mgmt.account[0].password "mypassword"
5/23/2013 1:28:16 PM
Anonymous 
goood
5/26/2013 9:55:04 AM