If you need a repo man to take back a Pinto Nick Popovich is not the guy to call. If you need a Lear Jet repossessed from…
If you need a repo man to take back a Pinto Nick Popovich is not the guy to call. If you need a Lear Jet repossessed from…
One of my web projects met a milestone a few days ago with the 1.0 release. It took me over 2 years working part time,…
If you’ve got an empty wall begging for a window but don’t want to break out the saw to put one in, or just can’t,…
MapQuest has added a new feature that allows you to estimate how much it’s going to cost to fill up your car for a trip.…
For those of you using Firefox, there is a plugin available that will allow you to view the EXIF data on any image in the…
A few days ago I tried to change the SSH port of a server I’m working on from 22 to something different since that’s supposed…
Yup, another blog. If you read back through the archives here you’ll see that I have a real problem with starting new projects. Not that…
This is a short PHP script that I use on my DailyFont.com site to handle downloads. Sure it’s easy to just link to the zip,…
I’ve been using IrfanView for years as my default image viewer. Today the author released version 4.0. Changes include Vista compatibility, toolbar skins, EXIF improvements,…
If you’ve got an osCommerce store set up you are probably fighting a duplicate content problem with the search engines. The problem is that OSC has an almost limitless number of ways to view any one particular product page – 1 for each category that the product is in plus one without any category information. The cPath variable in the query string is the culprint.
Here’s how I got around it and my search engine traffic, as small as it is, has been growing.