New Mars Craft Sends Back First Detailed Images
September 30th, 2006New images from a low-altitude Mars satellite are giving scientists some of their most detailed glimpses yet of the surface of the Red planet.
Using Linux for Web Development, Part 2 — Did it work?
September 12th, 2006This webdesigner made the switch from Windows to Linux a few months ago and chronicled the changes they went through in order to make it work. This is an update on how things are going and on any changes made in order to successfully perform webdev on Linux. The article is aimed specifically at using Linux for Web development instead of avg use.
Top Wordpress plugins
August 30th, 2006This is a great list of over 20 wordpress plugins, includes many popular and useful plugins for wordpress blogging software.
Think you can stop designing for 800×600?
July 6th, 2006Think again. W3Counter’s Global Stats reveal that more than 10% of web surfers are still running 800×600 or lower resolutions, yet more and more sites are leaving them scrolling.
Warantless Surveillance Program to Become Legal
June 25th, 2006The White House is nearing an agreement with Congress on legislation that would write President Bush’s warrantless surveillance program into law.
Get real about PHP4 vs. PHP5!
June 9th, 2006PHP5 is here already, and many of its� versions are completely stable for the vast majority of people. And, soon PHP6 will be here whether other people like it or not.
Innovation in Linux: An extraordinary Linux review
April 16th, 2006There are plenty Linux reviews, though almost none of them are about Linux. You see, Linux is only a kernel, but most Linux reviews are about KDE, SuSE, the desktop and so on. Those reviews aren’t about Linux, strictly speaking. In contrary, this review IS about Linux, made for the people who normally don’t configure and compile their own kernel.
Digg Tools
April 8th, 2006Large list of various digg tools/links collected from around the web. Good website to check out.
Yet Another CAPTCHA Solution Against Spam Bots
March 24th, 2006A PHP4 solution for creating a MySQL driven CAPTCHA system that would help filter out automated spam bots.
Fined For Using Someone Else’s WiFi
March 23rd, 2006involves a guy in Illinois who was fined $250 for “theft of services” after a police officer spotted him sitting in a car, using the open WiFi of a non-profit agency