May 2002 Entries

PHP Job Posting

I received a phone call from Community Connect, the creators of Black Planet and other online commmunity sites (very big sites with lots of users) yesterday asking me if I knew any PHP developers looking for a job. That is an understatement right? I cannot even go to the grocery store without someone asking me if I will get them a job or know of anyone hiring for PHP. Anyway, before I get into a "why you shouldn't pickup a PHP book and read two online tutorials and go around thinking you are a PHP developer" session, check out these...

posted @ Thursday, May 23, 2002 4:11 PM | Feedback (0)

Google Labs

Google has released some of their new technology coming from their google lab to the public for us to play with. The keyboard shortcut is the coolest and most useful one out of the bunch. Check out their stuff at: http://labs.google.com

posted @ Wednesday, May 22, 2002 10:57 PM | Feedback (0)

Blackberry 5810 Review

Blackberry, the always on email PDA and phone combination offered by AT&T and Voicestream was released recently. We haven't had a geek toy posted to the site in quite sometime, mainly because their haven't been any worthy of writing about. Check out our review before you consider purchasing one of these. Who knows, we may just change your mind. Blackberry Review I recently stopped by Voicestream (my mobile phone provider) to check out the new Blackberry 5810. It is nice they included a keyboard and there are some apps which come with it out-of-the-box (java based). The Good Although I feel the Blackberry is...

posted @ Sunday, May 12, 2002 1:47 PM | Feedback (0)

Evolution and Visor Handspring

I haven't posted much news to the site lately and I apologize. I am working on some new howtos (such as this one) and some new PHP tutorials for you guys. In my spare time I did manage to get my Handspring Visor to work with Evolution (the outlook replacement for Linux). I'll post a full howto later on but here is the "raw" details of how to get it going. Grab the latest stable kernel and compile in USB support for your motherboard and kernel. If you are using something like Redhat or Mandrake you don't...

posted @ Wednesday, May 08, 2002 2:05 PM | Feedback (0)