Archives
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2014
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January
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how's THAT for service?
01/24/14
One of my consulting clients sent me a frantic email today, reporting that a PHP script that I had written for them had stopped working. I tested and verified the problem, analyzed the debugging information provided by the script, diagnosed that it was caused by a bug in a third-party API, modified
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how's THAT for service?
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January
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2013
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August
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exploring BitMessage
08/23/13
I expect that we'll be seeing a sharp uptick in people's interest in privacy technology, given recent events. Humans have a basic need for privacy, closely connected with our need for intimacy, so it's important to have tools that help us preserve the privacy that we need in order to
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exploring BitMessage
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April
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NK2Edit - THE solution to Microsoft Outlook's chronically buggy auto-complete
04/05/13
Most of the software/service vendors that I deal with are quite good, but every now and then I have an exceptionally positive experience that makes it worth mentioning to others. This one solves a very specific problem, but one that a lot of people face, and the developer's responsiveness to su
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NK2Edit - THE solution to Microsoft Outlook's chronically buggy auto-complete
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March
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new EP from my friend Andrew
03/11/13
Andrew and I used to play together often at Marin Covenant Church - often as part of a Chicago-style horn section, playing charts that we had written days or even hours before the service. :-) Now Andrew is in LA, cranking out awesome, worshipful music as part of Reverent Worship. Here is my favorit -
RIP Posterous, long live sphpblog
03/07/13
First there was TiddlyWiki, then Vox, then Posterous... all interesting in their own right, but eventually they all let me down.
Now hosting my blog on my own server with a lightweight php-based blog engine (I don't need all the bells and whistles of wordpress). Hopefully this setup
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new EP from my friend Andrew
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August