A new broadband service from Bway.net. Their new service will allow you to roam the Internet and connect to P2P services without leaving an IP address trail. This is done by using dynamic IP addresses from a pool of rotating addresses without keeping logs on which IP address leases. Anonymous usenet and browsing services get a new ally, one that seems to promise true anonymity. There is a concern that with anonymity goes license, and that people will take advantage of AnonDSL to engage in criminal activity. Somehow I think that while this may not necessarily lead to criminal activity (and whatever that reference encompasses), I’d certainly expect those seeking Read more »
Monthly Archives: March 2004
PHP 5 Release Candidate 1
PHP finally enters the world of programming languages that understand the fact that some of us need a quality object model to work with. Unfortunately, this does not mean that the code that people produce will look any better. Read more »
Getting Started with PEAR – PHP's Low Hanging Fruit
Just ignore the stupid title to this article and go read this article at Sitepoint to gain a better understand of the PEAR repository for PHP. I know it has saved me more than once in the past. Low hanging fruit…ummmm, yeah. Read more »
Code Highlighter
Now this is sweet: an automatic code highlighter. While it does only support .NET languages (C#, VB .NET, J#, and T-SQL), it’s really cool that I am able to quickly and easily get some HTML that produces a code snippet that is all nice and syntax highlighted. Read more »
Helene
You can not imagine how many times I have gone through the day looking for a syntax highlighting system done in javascript and by some crazy luck I just happened to run across that today. Maybe I should start playing the lottery as well. Read more »
Multiple Monitor multi-screen high resolution backgrounds
Dual monitors mean you get to use more screen real estate to look at pr0n…do web design I mean. But what do you do when you system is sitting idle and you are stuck looking at the wallpaper? I mean, you could use separate wallpapers or if you are really boring you could use the same wallpaper twice. But I think it is even cooler to use one huuuuuuge wallpaper that fits both your monitors. These are meant for 1280×1024 resolutions so usually that will be 17″ & 19″ LCDs and whatever CRTs you wish to go with. Read more »
Where is RAID?
Want to learn more about RAID? Read more »
CVS version control for web development
The only time I can see this as being really needed is when the stupid client decides that they like the design FIVE DESIGNS ago. However, I guess it would also be quite effective on sites that have some pretty heavy backends. Read more »
Got Newt?
The Newton FAQ page is an excellent resource for information on your Apple Newton PDA Read more »
[Hard]: Guide: Xbox Controller USB Mod
Forget those Microsoft USB Mouse that you use, move to a XBOX controller if you truly want to gain over your computer! Crazy. Read more »






