Last April, I reported my findings on how to use Adobe (formerly by Macromedia) Dreamweaver to change the permissions of web files and folders. The versions of Dreamweaver I had used were older, and the only way to accomplish this was to use a command-line interface built into Dreamweaver to enter FTP commands the ol’ [...]
It’s here folks… turn it on in Labs and go nuts!
I’ve had this post in the drafts bin for awhile now, I’m just going to finish off it’s miserable existence and push it out into the cold, untamed wilderness of the Internets.
Matt Mullenweg, (of Automattic and WordPress fame), wrote a random image script that fixed a problem I was having building a site about a [...]
I hope that my Internet savvy readers will know that you should never, ever, post a personal email address online in public view. In personal emails, in password-protected forums, sure, post away, but otherwise, posting an email address in plain-text is a one-way ticket to SPAM-ville.
So, if you already know this stuff, why am I [...]
I’ve made a sizable update to the WiFi Scan / Wardriving map adding nearly 1000 new points to the map from areas in Southern California. Though, for some reason, the new points are not showing on the web maps, but show when the KML file is loaded directly into Google Earth. I would figure out [...]
Welcome to the Zunicide.
I was recently hired by a church in my area to maintain their computers, networks, information services, and web site. Being a poor college student, and previously, a jobless high school student, I’ve gained an appreciation for frugality. That, combined with witnessing disproportionate amounts of cash misdirected in other area ministries, I am determined to [...]
