Monthly Archives: September 2008

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What’s wrong with low version numbers?

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In a presentation entitled “Why I hate Django”, Cal Henderson (head of engineering for Flickr) said, that low version numbers makes him suspicious.

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Setting up a FreeBSD socks proxy server for use with mIRC

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Update: Looking for the sss.pl? Try the Simple Sockets Server project page. I’m getting fed up with my current IRC BNC software. At the moment I’m using psyBNC, which means I have to connect to it like you would an … Continue reading

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Tracking an IP address

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In my job I have to manage lots of machines all over the place. Many of them are on windows. I often find tracking IP addresses to be a difficult task if they do not have a static IP address. … Continue reading

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How to extract photos from an exe

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I wasn’t going to write about this, but I liked the solution (application) so much I had to shout about it. I was provided with a 30 day cd preview slideshow of wedding photos, and was asked very kindly to … Continue reading

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For VS While in PHP

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Today I was coding a new PHP script, when I asked myself “should I use for or while?”… It’s a question I thought I should know the answer to after I spent a very long time researching 50+ PHP optimisation … Continue reading

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