Nothing really to explain about this one except it is good if you wish to learn how to use GD with PHP. Besides that you might just be better off going with Gallery or something, but then of course you aren’t doing a custom solution, which wouldn’t be very geek like. But we can’t spend […]

While there isn’t much there yet, there is now a blog for Visual Studio .NET PowerToys. The utilities that are currently posted look very interesting - a better .NET resource editor, a new tool window containing a filterable list of all the open windows, and a code snippet editor that works with VS 2005. That’s […]

I have heard a lot of good things about this movie, but have never been able to check it out. Well, now that it is going to be re-release in theaters and a new Director’s Cut on DVD I really have no excuse not to check this out. Anyone seen it?

I post this not because of how special it is because it really is just another introduction into OOP. But I post it because I really think that this is officially the 1,000,000 article introducing OOP to everyone. Well I guess it doesn’t hurt anyone since many programmers don’t even get passed this step (*cough*JC*cough).

I put this site up in the Vault yesterday so I thought I would mention it here as well. If you are working with MySQL or Postgres on the OSX platform then you might want to check out their offerings. They put a slick looking UI on top of it so it is easier to […]

This is a geek article from Linux.com that shows you how to calculate the binary number from any IP address to show you how your network “ticks”. Very useful for…um….for….hell I don’t know. If you ever have a homework assignment I guess.

It just wouldn’t be fair if I didn’t let you know when Part II was coming out. So here it is. This time they offer much more helpful information than Part I (not that it wasn’t helpful). Permissions are the central part to security in the *nix environment so you better make sure you know […]

You knew it was coming sooner or later. I thought Louis Vitton would do it first. Oh well.

A basic overview of how to secure a fresh Linux install. Since it is part I it only goes over some very simple things, one of them being choosing good passwords. Ohter than that if you do not know this stuff it is a good read, otherwise you might wanna read it just to refresh […]

In case this somehow slipped passed your radar you owe yourself to view this page. Especially if you are having a bad day. However, there are some disturbing images. Really, disturbing, images.

Heh, those geeks sure are crazy.

First I have posted two Microsoft .Net articles in a row and both titles suck. What the hell is Micorsoft thinking with these things? Are they even thinking? Anyways, here is an interview with head honcho of the World’s Greatest Programming Language, VB.Net (snicker, snicker).

You can’t call me a rock star until I can get […]

No I am no saying that, although .Net is really cool, but that is the name of the show you can download from MSDN. I honestly haven’t watched it yet since an 18 page paper is calling my name, so if anyone gets a chance to view I would appreciate some feedback. Sounds to be […]

What can be done by a single person to reduce stop-and-go traffic? Quite a bit, as it turns out.

Pretty much any forum I have frequented has had a “Post your desktop” thread. In this case I have followed those threads at ArsTechnica for quite a while now and thought I would share them with you. It is amazing what some people do with their desktops. I don’t even see mine but once every […]

If you’re like me, you know little to nothing about the System.ComponentModel namespace in the .NET Framework base class library. Well, now you can learn what it’s all about, thanks to Brian Pepin’s entry on the subject. He covers the functionality provided by the namespace, and the basics of using it. It looks like the […]

The March Edition of PHP magazine is now available for download. There is an article that includes PHP and benchmarking. The way my computer is acting right now I would be scared to benchmark anything.
Anyways, its free, so check it out.