Anytime I can do something simple in PHP, I'm all ears. Score! Search Amazon with PHP. Good find. I've been wanting to experiment with this: http://scripts.incutio.com/amazon/ Thanks http://simon.incutio.com/! And see: http://scripts.incutio.com/ for more stuff including Google searching via PHP. [The FuzzyBlog!]
Archive for September 2002
Did I mention I love google?. Search for “go to hell” and look a the first choice.. .. or just click here…. [kasia in a nutshell]
Here's a thought.One of the big issues that small companies face (in my opinion) is losing company data when employees leave. There has been a HUGE meme floating around blogdom for months (years?) about the importance of knowledge management and knowledge sharing. While I agree that blogs are a great resource for capturing and sharing […]
10.2.1 is out – and it's FAST!!! I just ran software update, installed the 14 meg upgrade, rebooted and WHAM! This update is awesome! It's more of what I expected out of 10.2. My apps, especially Mail, open and run SO much faster. THIS is what it is supposed to be like. – andy
A friend wanted to know how to get the Google search to work on a given URL (such as mine here, searching all of my Radio goodness). Google is by far the best search engine at the moment, and all of my content is re-indexed every 48 hours. That's hard to beat – especially for […]
ZOè Contrary to what my wife says, rarely does a technology make me stare at my screen with my mouth open, but I found myself simply awestruck as I began reading about ZOè. I downloaded it, double-clicked the jar file, and it instantly opened my browser window to the main page. A few minutes later, […]
Don is a great friend of mine who I respect and admire. He believes strongly in open computing and open standards. His fight for Mac acceptance is not based on fanaticism, but on facts. As a fellow Mac user, who has also worked with Windows and Linux for many years, I use a Mac not […]
Lock 'em down or lose 'em forever!! Linux Worm Hits the Network. 'Slapper,' a worm that attacks Linux servers with a goal of infecting peer-to-peer networks, is on the loose and has infected thousands of machines. By Michelle Delio. [Wired News] [Mac Net Journal]
Really enjoying John Engler's weblog over at Inluminent.com. In the global sense, John is practically a neighbor, and we share a lot of the same interests. (including his selection of artwork for his weblog) His site has a great collection of technology, business, marketing, and planning that makes a good weblog great. If you haven't […]