# Not a Blog

Why use gitbook? Because I'm more likely to update my api documentation than update a personal website.... so why not use a tool that does that.

If you're lost, maybe you're looking for one of the following...

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MlDCg\_FpbVnwQCY-ikm" %}
[Broken mention](broken://pages/-MlDCg_FpbVnwQCY-ikm)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/-MlDHM3CR0y9UjUEHS1J" %}
[Business](/business)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% hint style="success" %}
[Resume](https://www.willardgmoore.com/Willard_Moore_2020_Resume_Smaller.pdf)
{% endhint %}


# Business


# CoverMyLoad


# ExamPA


# FreshLocal


# TheFixItGeek

Back when I thought building websites was cool, but had no idea what I was doing. I grabbed a domain and a template from a website and threw something together called Thefixitgeek.com. I was working at CableOne handling customers on the phone. One day they updated their email server which created a ton of work for us in the call center. It was an overload of calls that we handled for weeks on end. It was pretty terrible. <br>

After failed attempts to get my leadership to understand that a video and a help center article could handle a ton of this burden. I decided to just make a [youtube video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYoL4oxhZp4) to show our customers how to handle the issue. I posted it to the company's facebook page. Soon enough I found that the they had posted it to their help center and I was getting a lot of views on the video. I am still disappointed that I made as much traction as I did when I spoke up on their social media, but that my managers didn't care to hear my suggestions.&#x20;

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I ended up quitting during shortly after I made that video as I was getting so much client work building and fixing computers outside of my day job that I was making more $$ outside of work than inside it.&#x20;


# Moore & Son's Carpet Cleaning


# Issues


# Flatpickr alt input

Sometimes solutions are not one size fits all. Then again sometimes we just need a more full picture. Which do you think this is with [flatpickr](https://github.com/flatpickr/flatpickr/issues/2428)?&#x20;


