We've decided to establish this website as a project in order to recored the information related to it.
Secure the Vote is an Indiana Non-Profit Information Technology Organization, Inc. project aimed at securing the integrity of citizen's votes during an election. Designed with the concept of using open source liveCDs, data checksums, and crowdsourcing as the underline means of securing election integrity.
These classes teach a wide variety of Open Source Information Technology skills, and provide understanding of how certain open source technologies in the industry work. These classes include, an Introduction to Linux Slackware the oldest maintained Linux distribution, program logic engineering, C and C++ programming language, LAMP Web Development, Blender, and other Linux video editing, and more.
Corn ( Call On Random Number ) is a linux function library I wrote that I believe to be a true random number generator, as all tests have not as yet shown any recognizable patterns in the number sequence.
I've also added the "Random Verse" program that uses the corn library. A random Bible verse generator is the whole reason why I wrote a random number generator in the first place.
The test application usage is: # corn "Max Number" "Iteration"
# corn "Max Number" "Iteration"
The functions usage is: long int corn( long int max );
long int corn( long int max );
The Inpito developed our own online based social network to bring together individuals, non-profits, faith based organizations, municipalities, bussinesses, and non incorparated groups and organizations within the Marshall county community. Unfortunately, there was a lack of interest in using it, and we found Elgg, a really good Open Source Online Social Network software package, so our MCOSN project has been discontinued.
The Inpito Free Information Exchange is a project to establish a media content delivery system to aid individuals and organizations in accomplishing computer tasks, provide the latest in Information Technology news and vulnerabilities, as well provide help for those struggling to resolve Information Technology problems.
The I.N.P.I.T.O. W.O.M.A.N. is a project to provide a free wireless network resource to the people, and organizations within a massive area. It would allow people and organizations to establish their own private networks over a wireless opensource massive area network, or join the public wireless network established by the W.O.M.A.N. to exchange data openly.
We've developed some helpful C source code structures and PHP arrays for use by programmers. These include a list of zip codes throughtout the United States, and a list of state abbreviations, and proper names.
We've developed a PhP MySQL Bible, that currently has 3 Bible translations so far, the King James Version, the American Standard Version, and the Uniform Standard American (a modified World English Bible). Currently search controls have been developed, however I have not been able to test fault tolerance within the program yet.
A Web Server such as Apache, Php and MySQL, are required for the project to work. Just untar the package to a director in your webservers path and surf to index.php page and follow the instructions.
NOTICE: It has been a while since I last updated this code, and it no longer works as a simple download into an Apache web server directory and install. I will need to update the PHP source to currenty day standards, before it is usable.
The I.N.P.I.T.O. has provided onsite computer repair for countless individuals that serve their communities through charities, 501C3 non-profit organizations, community events, and more. These include clergy, students, health specialists, the elderly, and more.
We've setup a really nice network share drive with raid for Evergreen Baptist Church of Michigan City, and handled some file permission problems along the way.
The I.N.P.I.T.O. has developed and is currently hosting the website of Blessed Hope Church in Plymouth Indiana.
We had a number of projects we were involved with concerning Rachel's Home a non-profit pregnancy home located in Plymouth Indiana. We developed a new website for Rachel's Home. We also hosted the website for several years. We built two computers for use at Rachel's Home, one for office use and one for the pregnant girls that stayed at the facility. We also wrote, printed, and mailed the Rachel's Home December 2009 & 2010 Newsletters, along with a few other projects too.
The I.N.P.I.T.O. was able to purchase thousands of dollars worth of I.T. equipment for Cornerstone Community Fellowship in Lapaz, at a cost that saved them nearly two thousand dollars. Together with building them a monster server that was upgradeable to ridiculous amounts. Later, we created a display sign print for them.
We've helped First Baptist Church in Plymouth Indiana with a number of Information Technology solutions, and have taken on developing their website, setting up their internal network, hosting their website and more.
The I.N.P.I.T.O. provided weekly printer friendly prayer request submissions for a church that wishes to remain nameless.
Doyle has started providing processing power to aid in the number crunching of scientific data for the Boinc Project sponsored by Berkeley University in California. While Berkeley University is in California, the number crunching of scientific data that Doyle has focused on has been in the field of cancer research, which benefits all people, including those in the Indiana community.
Remember any project we release is Open Source and is covered under a General Public License.
