Posts Tagged ‘Software’
Reading eBooks
Posted by Mark | Filed under Reviews, Software
My rating: 5 out of 5 I recently finished reading the last of my unread stack of books, took a look at my bank account and realized that continuing to buy more at the current time would be… unwise. So I started looking around the apartment for something else to read, but nothing really sparked my […]
Tags: Books, coffee, park, PHP, reading, Reviews, Software, writing
Sweet, Sweet Wireless Internet
Posted by Mark | Filed under Computers
One of the many lovely gifts that Ariesna and I received for our wedding was a Linksys WRT54G Wireless-G router.1 Since a wireless router is useless without something to connect to it; I went out and picked up a Linksys WPC54GS Wireless-G Notebook Adapter. Since I was still kind of dazed from the whole wedding/honey-night […]
Tags: anime, annoyed, Code, geek, home, Links, linux, Love, PHP, problem, Software, tv, ubuntu, windows
WordPress is Web application of the year!
Posted by Mark | Filed under WordPress
I was just over at ArsTechnica, checking up on the lastest news and noticed in their Looking back at 2004 article that WP had been declared the Web app of the year. Way to go WordPress devs! Web application of the year We asked forumgoers to choose the best web application or development framework of the year. Web-based […]
Tags: apps, elections, hacks, home, linux, Plugins, problem, quotes, random, Software, spam, tools, WordPress
Gallery
Posted by Mark | Filed under Site News, Software
Paul Griffin has released a new version of Simple PHP Gallery. This is the software that I use for my gallery and I’ve just loaded the new version up. It needs some tweaking to fit back into the site’s overall design. If you have any problems with it; please let me know.
Tags: gallery, PHP, problem, Software
F’ing Management
Posted by Mark | Filed under Life, Rants
Today was a brillant example of why management sucks. I was working merrily along1 testing a particular area of the software. Then I had to teleconference –he said with extreme venom and hatred– into a meeting for a testing project that I’m not currently working on but that I would much, much rather be on. […]













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