Archive for January, 2004

Take a look at Graphic Designers for Dean. Then read their tagline/motto/whatever: Beautifying the Dean Campaign One Pixel at a Time! Right. One pixel at a time it is. Source: Swagu

Being mired in hard disk space poverty sucks. Having your operating system keep reminding you of that every minute or so sucks even more. And to add to your woes, it’s promise of helping you cleanup your hard disk to make more space falls apart when there really isn’t anything it can suggest you remove. [...]

Check out the custom error pages over at Dunstan Orchard’s blog as linked in his weblog entry entitled Friendly error handling. Now that is cool. One other thing is certain – Dunstan really has too much time on his hands. Heh. I think I’m just jealous.

The PHP Anthology arrived in the mail today. Shipped by USPS, I wasn’t too impressed with their delivery when it came in a flimsy paper package and was subsequently stuffed into my tiny mailbox. The result – two noticeably squashed up books with dented splines and dog-eared corners. Anyway, acrimony aside, the PHP Anthology is [...]

I’m deliberately making a point to let everyone know of my recommendation that they should blacklist weblog.cemper.com if they do not wish to receive TrackBacks that are only marginally related from the aforementioned weblog. I wrote about this before and I haven’t forgotten that I said Christoph Cemper “isn’t a TrackBack spammer”. That opinion still [...]