Archive for the 'PHP' Category
Wednesday, December 15th, 2010
While my wife was getting a valuable two hours of sleep before she was woken with contractions signaling the birth of our first born child 19 hours later, I was not quite tired enough to sleep. UnknowingIy missing out on my last chance to sleep for a while, I was typing away at a PHP… Continue Reading PHP script to download files from GMail
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Tuesday, August 31st, 2010
My web site http://passnerd.com has had some recent updates. Here’s what to look for: There’s a new complexity picker. The site has got even more light-weight and should load even faster than before. There is a new mobile version ( preview it at http://passnerd.com/?mobile ) You can enter the password length into the URL, for… Continue Reading Updates from the PassNerd
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Thursday, February 18th, 2010
Unless you’re reading this posting via Facebook, you may have noticed that you now have to sign in to add comments to my blog postings. I tried to resist as long as possible, but the signal to noise ratio was getting too high for me whenever I had to approve comments. I could have add… Continue Reading Adding comments to my blog
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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009
Since I just went through the process of setting-up my own self-managed VPS (virtual private server) system I figured I’d share my experience in the hopes that it will help someone else with some basic command-line comfort looking to gain control of their web hosting or being the process of scaling up. This is the… Continue Reading Setting up a server
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Monday, February 23rd, 2009
.. thanks to me. I just wanted to toot my own horn and let everyone know that a modification I made to our local Centre for Teaching, Learning and Educational Technologies “Client Relationship Manager” (AKA any other set of words that match CRM) called INTERLEAVE will be incorporated into the next release. Interleave is a… Continue Reading Interleave Just Got Better
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