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Double or Triple Your Ipod’s Capacity With High Efficiency AAC
Posted on February 3rd, 2010 No commentsI got my first ipod two months ago and in fact it was my first mp3 player ever. Shocking for hard core geek right? Well I bought my wife her own ipod a number of years ago but was never able to really afford a second one so I became victim of ‘what cd do i want to bring with me today?’. Over time many of my cds became scratched and dirty from piling up in the center console of my car and I longed for my own portable music device that I could carry around my entire music collection without worry. When the device of my destiny arrived in the mail from my parents for my birthday you can imagine my excitement to immediately cram as much crap on it as I could. I was having a blast until…. I ran out of space. I had only gotten maybe a third of what I really wanted on there but it was all that 8 gigabytes could stand. To put this into perspective I have a 500Gb usb hard drive which houses my archived collection so you can imagine cherry picking that down to 8Gb is an excercise in futility.
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A month with Google Chrome
Posted on September 1st, 2009 No commentsSome of you may remember my inflammatory article about the demise of firefox, and I thought it would be wise to post a follow up as I am a man of my word and when the situation on the ground changes, I like to re-evaluate my opinions. As stated in the previous article, once chromium [...]
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Implement a Rest API with the Zend Framework
Posted on May 6th, 2009 20 commentsEdit: Recent developments in the 1.9 version of the Zend Framework has caused much of this information to become obsolete. Please consider Zend_Rest_Server deprecated and use Zend_Rest_Controller instead. I will write an updated article once I have experimented with it. Thanks to the other developers who brought this to my attention.
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Applications, Development, PHP, Silk CMS, Site-Related, Uncategorized, Web Browsers, Zend Framework php, rest, web service, Zend FrameworkRelated Topics
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Asynchronous Image Loading with jQuery
Posted on April 9th, 2009 27 commentsI thought it would make for a good change of pace to switch gears from back end development to front end development. So far I’ve focused primarily on php development which makes sense since that is my job here at eROI. There are plenty of opportunities to get my hands dirty doing javascript development, and [...]
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Domain Model Programming With the Zend Framework
Posted on April 3rd, 2009 10 commentsEach application I write tends to be an evolutionary successor to the previous and I suspect this is the case for most developers. With long term projects one tends to find things that work better than others, and methods that end up being a real pain in the ass and not as scalable as hoped [...]
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Development, PHP, Tech, Uncategorized, Zend Framework Doctrine, Domain Model, MVC, php, Zend FrameworkRelated Topics
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New More Personal Blog
Posted on August 7th, 2008 No commentsGiven the niche subject material I intended this blog for, I started another blog over at http://unintelligentdesign.realmofzod.com. This blog will not be technical, about programming, and I doubt it will have much to do with computers at all. Over there I will be focusing on more social commentary and opinion, mostly stuff that I decided [...]
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Silk CMS Screenshots
Posted on June 23rd, 2008 8 commentsI felt the need to prove that this CMS I’ve been going on about really is not vapor ware but an actual functioning piece of software that is being deployed into production environments. I wasn’t interested in doing this earlier as the UI for the administrative section of the cms was not much to look [...]
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Why PHP?
Posted on May 21st, 2008 5 commentsI just finished reading an article basically mirroring my own sentiments regarding PHP’s status amidst the hall of great programming languages. I thought I’d chime in in regards to why I think php is so widely used when there are so many more elegant programming languages out there for dynamic web applications. Using php seems [...]
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