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Jere Matlock Blog is the personal web journal of Jere Matlock, described on the site as offering "observations on Website Design, SEO and much more." The most recent posts visible on the blog cover a mix of technical reflection and personal notes, ranging from a comparison of digital storage units to time, to short entries about daffodils, snow, lockdown, and a server migration.
Recent Posts Listed on the Blog
Based on the headings and excerpt available from the site, the recent entries include:
| Post Title | Notes |
|---|---|
| Comparing Apples to Oranges (or Seconds to Bytes) | Filed under Opinion and dated April 28, 2022. Reflects on how hard drive storage units (bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes, terabytes) compare to units of time (seconds, kiloseconds, megaseconds, gigaseconds), noting each jump is achieved by multiplying by 1024. |
| Late Daffodils | A post title listed among recent entries; no further detail is provided in the available excerpt. |
| Snow Day | A post title listed among recent entries; no further detail is provided in the available excerpt. |
| Locked down | A post title listed among recent entries; no further detail is provided in the available excerpt. |
| Finished Server Migration | A post title listed among recent entries; no further detail is provided in the available excerpt. |
What the Most Detailed Post Covers
The entry with the most visible content is "Comparing Apples to Oranges (or Seconds to Bytes)," published April 28, 2022 under the Opinion category. In it, Matlock draws a parallel between the structure of storage on hard drives and units of time, asking how long a kilosecond, megasecond, or gigasecond would be, and noting that each step up in storage units is achieved by multiplying by 1024.
How to Read More
The blog presents these posts as a running journal rather than a themed publication. To see the full text of any entry, including the shorter personal posts, visit jmblog.com directly and open the individual post. The excerpt available for this summary only includes the opening of the April 28, 2022 opinion piece, so details for the other recent posts are limited to their titles.