JiffyBill.com is the first free website designed to simplify the task of tracking debts between friends. The site has a clean, simple interface that walks members through the process of creating and sending a bill to multiple parties, in any national currency. It then mediates communication between the bill recipients by sending email notifications of […]

The problem:

You need to rackmount your Macintosh G5 without altering the chassis of the computer. This means you have to mount the G5 vertically, which eats up 12 precious rack spaces in your rack.

I don’t own a Mac so I won’t even pretend to act like I know everything, but wouldn’t you just be better […]

What a great time to live in Florida, huh? With another Hurricane coming by tomorrow it’s good to keep up to date and the National Weather Service is up on that task by offering an RSS feed for all my weather needs. Glad to see some government agencies are up on their toes.
Hopefully Frances doesn’t […]

Microsoft has launched their music store. Works in a browser. Shows you how to get songs working for the iPod. Has incredibly small text. Songs are $0.99.
Life continues.

Who would have thought a 444 line perl script could do so much?
Recently, I began the search for a content management system that met my admittedly simple needs. Basically, all I wanted was some system that would let me add blog-style news posts easily, be easy to install without, for instance, recompiling apache, and […]

Keith does a pretty thorough review of the new features offered in the new MT 3.1. It looks as though the new features do not live up to their own hype and that MT might be regretting their use of Perl in the future. Seems to be more of a hinderance than a benefit.

So, the […]