Also had the opportunity to spend some time with Paul at Sushi Samba in Chicago and my partners and I all agree, besides obviously being extremely intelligent and talented, this guy is hilarious. He must be a hoot to work with. He kept reminiscing about an old trailer that he used to live in, said he […]
Archives for July 2007
Google Password Strength API
I ran across this the other day and thought it was worthy of mentioning here. I have been writing some apps in php that have client side login screens that more or less could be hacked through brute force attempts just like any other web login form out there (including your online banking account…). This google password […]
Upload Picasa pics to Flickr with Picasa2Flickr
I actually ran across this on SourceForge the other day, what a handy little tool or add-in for Picasa. Just think, now you can use a Google owned application (ie. Picasa) to upload content to a Yahoo tool (flickr), what next? Link to Featured Windows Download: Upload Picasa pics to Flickr with Picasa2Flickr – Lifehacker
Early Bird Giveaway Winners!
HostinCon 2007 is already off to a good start for us, it looks like Kegal, aka Stephen, registered us in time to get into the earlybird drawing and we won free lodging at the sheraton this year. That’s awesome! Link to Early Bird Giveaway Winners! – HostingCon Connect Blog
Credit card breach exposes 40 million accounts
In what could be the largest data security breach in the world to date, information on 40 million credit card accounts might have been stolen. The massive breach follows several high-profile data loss incidents that potentially exposed American consumers to identity theft. The incident also comes as the public expresses increasing concern over identity theft. […]
ColdFusion 8 Beta Preview
This is an awesome video library of Cold Fusion 8 features soon to be released that Scott, our ColdFusion developer sent over, it’s pretty well put together and I am looking forward to learning ColdFusion… Link to ColdFusion 8 Beta Preview – lynda.com Online Training Library ™
Chris Sheridan moves to Demand Media
I had the opportunity to meet with Chris Sheridan in Chicago during HostingCon this year and he turned out to be a super nice guy and a whole lot of fun to talk with. I am looking forward to seeing Pleth have a much closer working relationship with Enom. Link to Chris Sheridan moves to Demand […]
Strategist Urges Businesses to Use Social Media
This is a good article I ran across on Arkansas Business that deals with all of the viral or social networking sites that are out there today like MySpace, Facebook, etc. I have been saying all along that blogging is the future of the internet, most all generation y folks already have their own myspace or blogger […]
ColdFusion MX 7
I am pleased to announce that my partners and I have decided to start offering ColdFusion MX hosting as an option to our clients for development environments. We have already purchased the new server and it is online, we plan to acquire licensing from Adobe sometime very soon for ColdFusion Server. If anyone of you […]
Stopping Comment Spam
This is a pretty good article I found on The Whir that discusses methods and ways that you can cut down on Commented Spam. We have seen this trend growing over the past few months on everything from Photo Galleries to E-Commerce Sites and it’s a nuisance that has to be addressed in my opinion. […]