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Monthly Archives: May 2007
PHP as language
There’s an interesting post on Ning Developer Blog on their choice to use PHP as the Ning platform client language.
At Tagged, we don’t roll the way Diego does at Ning, but it’s shocking how similar the thinking is. This post … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, web development
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Save the PR, save the world.
I’m just an engineer and I don’t know jack about PR and I mentioned this site before, but Brian Solis has a real gem of a post on updating PR for the Web 2.0 world. It also has a nice … Continue reading
Posted in business and economics
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Memorial Day in Fisherman’s Wharf
The loud pounding distortion of a hip hop baseline pushed through way too tiny speakers caused me to look behind as I crossed the street. I saw the car and who was inside and then did a double take. Inside … Continue reading
More fast food math
Updating this post. Here are the current prices at the Fisherman’s Wharf McDonald’s:
double cheeseburger: $1
bacon cheesburger: $1
hamburger: $1.19
cheeseburger: $1.29
bacon double cheesburger: $1.59
Posted in food and wine
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Simple prescriptions and making choices
Shanti Bradford wrote a response to my rant. (Yes, it was a rant.)
I read the article and he makes some valid points. It’s a good pivot to summarize some of the things that came up in the discussions.
But then he … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, web development
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Is Ruby the dog and PHP the dogfood?
Is PHP doomed?
No.
Terry Chay” by Chris Shifflet
Giving my talk: “The Underpants Gnomes Strategy Guide: An e-cards case study” at ZendCon 2006
[A real pissing contest after the jump.]
Posted in PHP
125 Comments
Discussion and Democracy
“…our democracy is in danger of being hollowed out. In order to reclaim our birthright, we Americans must resolve to repair the systemic decay of the public forum. We must create new ways to engage in a genuine and not … Continue reading
Posted in about me, quotes, religion and politics
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Plaxo labs search (and birthdays)!
Plaxo Labs search is working. Notice that I used the Plaxo search plugin which I installed in Firefox.
(Yes, apparently I need to use the deduper.)
Another surprising feature is a birthday view that was added to contacts:
Too bad I can’t sort … Continue reading
Posted in Plaxo, web development
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Happy B-day Adam
Amazing what Photoshop and a little coercion can accomplish!
Posted in about me
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In the beginning, there was PHP
True.
Posted in business and economics, PHP, web development
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