No kidding, this weekend my wife and I put the top down on the car and cruised around town, it was simply beautiful. People were all over the walking track and I think that everyone who owns a dog in Conway was out walking it. I went and bought Donna a bicycle also and we […]
Macbook Air -vs- Commodore SX-64
I know that this is probably going to enrage my Mac friends but when I ran across this on Daniel Larson’s Blog I couldn’t help but copy it here. As some of you may know I strongly considered jumping to the Macbook Air this past go around when it was time for me to get […]
Internet Explorer 8 Beta: Developer Preview
In my opinion Microsoft is attempting to repair their relationships with web developers with their release of Internet Explorer 8 beta preview for Developers. The keyword there is Developers. I honestly can’t remember a time in the past where Microsoft has sought out developers, like myself, to get them to to try one of their […]
Personal Websites & Blog Development
I get no less than 2 or 3 requests a week from friends asking what my recommendation is for them to setup their own personal website or blog to showcase their family photos or post entries to the web. I usually point them to a few sites like Pleth you have access to our developers […]
PHP Abstract Episode 22: Screen Scraping
One Programming Podcast that I subscribe to on my Zune is PHP Abstract. This podcast was put together by Matthew Turland and discussed Screen Scraping. This is kind of a “black art” but interesting nontheless. He discusses both Retrieval of Source Code using a function call and also a post call in PHP. He also […]
What is a Forum?
In earlier Blog Posts I have discussed the differences between Forums, or Message Boards, and their popular counterpart, the Blog. I had a client today send a note asking us if we had a document that explained what a forum was and how it operated so they could in turn release this document to their […]
Table-Based Layouts (The Next Big Thing) in CSS
I just got finished reading an article that got pushed out in the Sitepoint Times by Kevin Yank that was titled, “Table-Based Layout Is the Next Big Thing”. It was a good read that discussed how the upcoming release of Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 8 is finally going to offer support for CSS Tables. This should […]
The Amazon Kindle
I ran across something pretty cool today on Amazon that I thought was worthwhile posting here. It’s a neat little device that’s put out by online retailer Amazon.com. Here’s a little bit of info on the Amazon Kindle: Amazon Kindle is a revolutionary portable reader that wirelessly downloads books, newspapers, magazines and blogs to a […]
Pakistan Causes YouTube Blackout
I noticed the other day that YouTube experienced a Global Outage, I did a little digging to find out what exactly happened. This is something I do routinely when a large site goes down so I can learn from others mistakes and use what I learn to insure that my clients websites don’t suffer a […]
Update on the Network Solutions Thing…
I posted an entry the other day, more of a rant I guess, about the whole Network Solutions “front running” thing. Here’s a link to that post: (http://www.cottonrohrscheib.com/blog/2008/02/22/shame-on-network-solutions/) if you want to get up to speed on it. If you are in the web development / hosting business or follow the industry any at all […]
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