Monthly Archives: July 2004

Gmail

It seems that Gmail has sparked quite a bit of interest in the past several months. I’ll admit I was itching to get an account for quite some time. A whole gig of storage is unheard of these days (well, not so much anymore with the rest of the free webmail services offering similar services).

Google Friendly URLs with PHP and Apache

Dynamic websites are essential for content heavy sites and chances are, you’re not going to create one static page for every single page/article/product item you have stored in a database. This means you’re going to need to pass parameters to your script to pull the right content from your database. Up until recently, most people

Google Friendly URLs with PHP and Apache

Dynamic websites are essential for content heavy sites and chances are, you’re not going to create one static page for every single page/article/product item you have stored in a database. This means you’re going to need to pass parameters to your script to pull the right content from your database. Up until recently, most people

Modest Mouse @ The Avalon

So, last Sunday we drove up to Hollywood to see Modest Mouse at the Avalon. They put on a good show. This is the second time we’ve seen them live (the first time being the KROQ Weenie Roast). There were two other bands that opened up for them, one of them being The Walkmen. I

More Work Related Ranting

Well, it’s been settled. I’ve chosen to change departments and leave the IT side of things. I’m moving into the marketing department instead. I suppose this is closer to what I’d really like doing (as far as design goes anyway). I like coding and whatnot, but the state of affairs in my particular IT department