- If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Looking for a competent, quality, speedy FBML developer. Who do you know that fits the bill? Can you introduce us ASAP? A job is involved…
- When I kill IE in the task manager, there’s a reason. So stop restarting and restoring a website that locks up the browser!!!
- Use Response.ContentType = “application/json” before returning data to an AJAX handler and you don’t have to eval() your objects! Who knew?
- FINALLY got iTunes home sharing to work between my laptop and desktop! It’s about time!
- Uploading my iTunes library to an offsite backup. I forgot how long it takes to transfer ~7gigs of music via wifi!
I was listening to a radio show the other day that claimed there wasn’t enough adventure left in modern society. The broad claim was that men needed some kind of battle to fight and some kind of adventure to pursue in order to feel like men. Unfortunately, modern civilization leaves us struggling to find a [...]
I am a huge fan of open source development. From the developer side of things, it means there are limitless tools at my disposal for creating the next knock-your-socks off application. I can build just about anything with insanely powerful libraries of code that the big guys like Microsoft can’t touch. It’s an amazing power, [...]
Word of advice: Never borrow money to purchase a consumable item.
Over the past month, I’ve participated in daily challenges sponsored by Boundless, a fantastic ministry for young adults. The challenges have helped me re-evaluate certain aspects of my life and reapply myself to certain standards and commitments to which I hold myself accountable. This essay is my reflection on the month-long challenge and a personal promise to continue challenging myself in the same way on a daily basis.
I was once called a “creative genius.” Not by myself. Not by my parents. It was a random comment from a complete stranger on the other side of the globe. He’d read my work online, perused my portfolio, and looked through other tidbits of miscellany that I’d scattered about the Internet. I tried my best [...]
