Essays and everything else
Every post since January 2000, newest first. The early ones are short.
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December 2, 2003
jpcache with Movable Type
I’m again using jpcache with my blog. This time however, I’ve integrated the PHP-based gzip and caching capabilities of jpcache with Movable Type.
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December 1, 2003
BitTorrent, Blogs and Web Proxies
Don Park gives a good overview of BitTorrent, but also provides an interesting perspective on how blog software in general could utilize BitTorrent technology.
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November 30, 2003
Linux Home Theater PC HOWTO
Brandon has assembled a comprehensive Linux Home Theater PC HOWTO, which is definitely worth a read if you’re planning on building your own Homebrew TiVo-like device.
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November 26, 2003
Disable MovableType’s Send Entry Script
The file ‘mt-send-entry.cgi’ in a default MovableType installation can be used to relay spam. If you’re not using the script to allow your users to “Send this Entry by Email”, you …
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November 25, 2003
Finance for Geeks
Eric Sink, the man behind Marketing for Geeks, has just published an article for MSDN called Finance for Geeks, which is an overview of accounting principals from the …
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November 24, 2003
Home-Brew PVRs on Linux
Joe Stump over on the O’Reilly DevCenter puts together a well-rounded overview of The State of Home-Brew Personal Video Recorders on Linux (Think: Open Source TiVo). The article …
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November 23, 2003
Google to Atom
The Well-Formed Web has made available a Google2Atom web service that will generate an Atom feed from a Google search query
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November 22, 2003
JiWire: WiFi Hotspot Directory
I haven’t looked for a WiFi hotspot directory in quite some time, but I was just alerted to JiWire via Street Tech this morning and I must agree with Gareth that it is indeed …
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November 20, 2003
Stolen Domain Names
It’s appalling to hear that VeriSign (aka Network Solutions | Internic) is STILL letting people steal domain names!
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November 19, 2003
Presentation Layer of Search
Raul Valdes-Perez, president of Vivisimo is quoted in an article at New Scientist about improvements to the user experience of search interfaces. In particular he is talking about …