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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Bribe Your Siteops Day
Mariano tells me that it is important to keep your siteops well fed, because they are the ones that make us software programmers look good. SiteOps keeps your machines running and when you’re as big as Tagged, that means five … Continue reading
Posted in web development
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Perfect Ringing (This iPhone)
At work today Mark Kater and Sarah were joking that I’ve been as sick as long as I’ve had my iPhone. I guess my iPhone has bad Feng Shui. Then Mark mentioned that the song in the iPhone television commercials, … Continue reading
Posted in Macintosh, iPod
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No whammies, big money
A funny rumor appeared on TechCrunch about the company I work for. I won’t comment about the rumor. (To be honest, I’m so bad with numbers I wouldn’t be able to get the number right even if I did.) Instead … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, Tagged, about me, business and economics, web development
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LOLGeeks
Just when you thought it couldn’t get any geekier with inside jokes, lolgeeks is an amusing take on LOLCATS. Here geeks make various image macros in pidgin of photos of other geeks. And just when you thought I couldn’t get … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, humor, society and culture
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Stories about my wallet
I still haven’t recovered from the cold I had a month ago. I’m on a CEO-ordered mandate to not come into work the rest of the week and that should explain my lack erratic communications of late. Having my boss … Continue reading
Posted in about me
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Job: Software Architect for NovaTunes in Venice, CA
Sent to my by my friend John Herren (sorry about the delay in posting): Life’s a Beach! Fix The Music Business! Work in VENICE, California NovaTunes is a revolutionary new music company putting control in the hands of the artists … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, jobs
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What Web 2.0 is…
Dave called me today to complain about the sudden explosion of strange terms that have been appearing on the resumes of people he interviews: Ajax, SaaS, SOAs, Scrum, and, of course, the dreaded Web 2.0. I said some stuff which … Continue reading
Posted in Lunch 2.0, jobs, web development
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Did you ever know that I’m your hero?
Can I ever say enough times how much I like to hear my name? Oh sure, Meagan one-upped my last article by getting her photo in Valleywag. But I refuse to be outdone. Me! Me! Me! So a big thank … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, about me
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A fish(y) story
It is because of random flukes like this: Baseball cap? Check? New York Giants? Check. Geek convention? Check. This reminds me, C|Net really needs to host a Lunch 2.0… Check? that Blake and Meagan have started calling me “rockstar.” What … Continue reading
Posted in about me, humor
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Getting Oracle and PHP talking
You’ve heard of LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) which according to “the vernacular” is “Web 2.0”, but did you know that there is OPAL (Oracle PHP Apache Linux)? Me neither, until I ran across Chris Jones’s blog. Chris is the … Continue reading
Posted in PHP
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