Category: Networking

Databases are still an intrical part of any project, be it web or desktop. But more commonly developers are using the main language of choice for sorting out simple database queries. Most databases today are SQL-based and they support SQL the language in some format. It is common practice today to use simple SQL-queries to… Continue reading Offload scripting to SQL

Offering web-API’s is a standard, and offering a wide-variety is becoming the new standard. API (Application Programming Interfaces) offer a free service too any user (usually subscription-based) via web. Examples of web-API’s: Google Maps UPS shipping FedEx shipping Flickr Yahoo! Traffic – text service What are the advantages of these API’s? Your service can now… Continue reading Web-API’s, free-services that help promote your business

The following link shows a password generator I built that, like the title says, is driven by AJAX (meaning; you just type in the length you would like the password and it creates it with-out any wait-time). The passwords are generated by a specially made PHP Class I built that generates passwords 4x faster than… Continue reading AJAX PHP-CLASS based Speedy Password Generator

http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/ — Great for utilities and games http://www.macupdate.com/ — Supa for staying updated on apps, but also good for freeware http://www.versiontracker.com/macosx/ — A lot like macupdate, with more developed freeware

Backing-up is something that everyone who has important data should be doing. Archiving onto CD/DVD is effective, but continual back-up is important. Lacie, the maker of external Hard-drives and disk-drives, own a freeware app called SilverKeeper which is pretty timely and effecient at backing-up. It offers schedule back-ups, that can exclude keyword files, password protect… Continue reading Free App for backing-up in OS X

Same as the following article, the “Google Hack” filetype, which is hardly a “hack”, we can hunt the web for .fla files and .swf files… amazing!! All you gotta do is figure out what type of FLA are you looking for? Let’s say snow. The kids, they love the snow. So type the following into… Continue reading Google Filetype & Flash

Using the “Google Hack” filetype:, it is easy to find TTF (True Type Fonts) on the net. Say your looking for that Zebra font, always a classic with the younger folk. Well Google’s filetype feature allows you to rummage the web for it. All you have to do is type the following into the Google… Continue reading Searching for True Type Fonts via Google

One of the best uses of Blackberrys: http://www.impatica.com/imp4bes/