Aaron PearsonNot sure what Google is doing about this, but it appears that some clever script-kiddies have figured out that they can embed their BS spam messages into “refer this map” link on Google Maps. Here is an example of what was sent to me this morning.
Since the email is coming from “noreply@google.com” it is not [...]
I was looking for a replacement to the default stock application for the iPhone. What I really wanted was a way to keep track of profit or loss I made if I bought a stock at X price on X day. For those of you who have never heard of Google Finance, you need to [...]
WP Super Cache is an amazing Wordpress plugin for webmasters with large sites or with sites that use a ton of SQL queries to generate the content. When I first installed, everything appeared to be working fine. When I tested the site in Internet Explorer 7 I received the dreaded “Explorer cannot display the webpage” [...]
After the trouble I went through to get my fellow co-workers iPhones to sync with his Microsoft Exchange Server I thought I would share what worked out for me.
Make sure “Active Sync” is running on your Exchange server. We use a “managed Exchange” solution which means that we are renting the server from a [...]
The basic idea behind the Kitchen Minder is to inform your employees when to cook product. The Kitchen Minder aims to atticipate how much product needs to be prepared ahead of time to allow your crew to serve food fast to customers, but also reduce waste caused by crew members over estimating demand and cooking [...]
If you are a restaurant owner and use Radiant Systems Menulink program with your point of sale system you might run into problems trying to get Menulink to work with Windows Vista. Occasionaly everything will work just fine after the install. Many times however you will wind up getting a strange error. Something like “xml [...]
Understanding Regular Expressions can be a real pain, but they are a very powerful tool. I use them in Apaches mod_rewrite to create SEO friendly URL’s and to screen scrape content from sites. Here is a web site with excellent step by step broken down explanations as to how common regex engines work.
OYH3 - $2.50 off / $7.45 any .COM . I use this every time I register a new domain. Just used it yesterday so I can verify that it works.
Ever wanted to test out a website with IE6 AND IE7 at the same time? Here’s a link to a program that I use to install IE3 - IE7 on the same computer to test out my web sites.
http://tredosoft.com/Multiple_IE
I’ve always been annoyed with how IE7 does image scaling. If you have an image that’s 100 X 100 and resize/scale it with HTML to 70 X 70 Internet Explorer doesn’t resample the image so it winds up looking “blocky”. I ran across a page on Flickr’s Developer Blog that describes a little known CSS command [...]
