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Author Archives: Rob
PHP – The World’s Best Case Against Static Compilation
Let me start off by saying first and foremost that I am NOT anti-PHP. I like PHP. PHP was my first web scripting language that I learned (I don’t count Perl as a web scripting language, because it has so … Continue reading
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Redefining the E-mail Habit
E-mail isn’t a bad habit, but keeping it around forever is. Since 2005, I’ve been a user of Gmail. It’s a wonderful e-mail service offering free e-mail that seems to have no limits. You’re encouraged NOT to delete e-mail – … Continue reading
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Template Redesign
I love the new Twenty Ten theme in WordPress 3.0. It is much easier to customize and edit than the theme that came with WordPress 2.x. For that very reason, I’ve changed my theme to it and customized it a … Continue reading
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Spaces in Windows Share Paths in Fstab
If you need to put a space in your Windows share path in /etc/fstab, just use this escape sequence: //192.168.1.2/My\040Documents (It is important to note that there are no spaces between My and Documents, only the escape sequence \040)
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Extras in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
I’m posting this both as a reference for myself and for others as to how to enable all the extras in Ubuntu that you need, like MP3 support, Windows codecs and fonts, etc. Once you install Ubuntu 10.04 LTS, make … Continue reading
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The False Choice – Healthcare or the Economy
It seems that you can’t pick up a newspaper, watch television news, or venture out anywhere in Internet journalism without hearing something about healthcare and its reform. Are you enjoying the false debate? On one side you have a group … Continue reading
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The Port 22 Myth
There’s a myth that needs the proverbial busting treatment, and it concerns having the dreaded port 22 open. Is it really safe to leave this back door open to your server? I propose asking the question another way: Is it … Continue reading
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No, You Probably Don’t Need Ruby on Rails
I’ve taken some flack before for being on the side of the fence that usually doesn’t favor the use of Ruby on Rails for small projects. What have I got against Rails? Absolutely nothing! It’s my platform of choice for … Continue reading
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Surprise Snowstorm
The weather forecasters missed this one big time! There wasn’t even a chance of rain forecasted. On the morning of February 8th, 2010 it started sleeting, then changed over to snow completely by 9 AM. At its peak, over an … Continue reading
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Christmas 2009 Album Released
I’m proud to announce the release of my Christmas 2009 mini-album full of 6 traditional Christmas songs. Please download the free album here: Christmas 2009 Album
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