December 31, 2014
Looking back on the year

Jenny and Mary
The year is at it's end. So what happened in 2014? It was actually a busy year for DrQue.net. In March I rewrote the backend to the photoblog and through April did a lot of clean up work to all of DrQue.net. Operation Lux was conceived and placed into service in July and is still logging luminosity data. The solar powered web server project was conceived and has slowly been coming together. The Elmwood Park network has had several updates, some because they were useful and others because of equipment failures. DrQue.net pulled in over 100,000 visitors for the year averaging around 3,800 unique visitors/month and serving about 30 GB of data total.
Looking at the log files for DrQue.net I see that the Polynomial Regression site is now the most active. Around October the site surpassed the King's Quest Walkthrough for number of visitors/month and has stayed that way. The site shows up in Google as #3 for "Polynomial Regression calculator", #3 for "Polynomial Regression math", and #1 for "Polynomial Regression PHP," each search resulting in a different page of the site. I am pleased knowing that this open-source project is now being used.
So what do we have to look forward to in 2015? Well, the solar powered web server we hope! In addition I have several Arduino projects in the works, and I hope to being those to conclusion and share both the source code and designs.
Looking at the log files for DrQue.net I see that the Polynomial Regression site is now the most active. Around October the site surpassed the King's Quest Walkthrough for number of visitors/month and has stayed that way. The site shows up in Google as #3 for "Polynomial Regression calculator", #3 for "Polynomial Regression math", and #1 for "Polynomial Regression PHP," each search resulting in a different page of the site. I am pleased knowing that this open-source project is now being used.
So what do we have to look forward to in 2015? Well, the solar powered web server we hope! In addition I have several Arduino projects in the works, and I hope to being those to conclusion and share both the source code and designs.