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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Moving On
I started working at OmniTI on 01 Oct 2007; today marks my last day with the company. After two years and three months, it’s time to move on. I wish Theo and everyone else there all the best in their … Continue reading
Posted in General, PHP
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Mr. Right has left the building….
So our society has created a mess where men are vilified in the classroom, fed PC rhetoric, told their life's goal is to make women happy and do anything that assists her with her goals, while simultaneously told that he … Continue reading
Posted in Women
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Supreme Court Vindicates Political Speech, Pulverizes McCain-Feingold
In a landmark 5-to-4 ruling, the Supreme Court today in Citizens United v. FEC struck down major portions of the McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law. The Court left in place the disclosure requirement for corporations and the disclaimer requirement that identifies whether … Continue reading
Posted in Civil Rights, Government, Politics
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Solar Models vs. Zend Framework Models
Today, Michelangelo van Dam posted this narrative relating his experience with Zend Framework models: http://www.dragonbe.com/2010/01/zend-framework-data-models.html I read the article, and wondered how hard it would be to replicate his narrative using the Solar Framework model system. Turns out it’s pretty … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, Solar
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PHP Is Like A Handgun?
PHP is like a handgun. On its own, it is simply an inanimate tool that has no moral leaning. In the hands of a responsible citizen, it can be used to the benefit of society. But in the hands of … Continue reading
Posted in PHP
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Avatar and America
But the more blatant lesson of Avatar is not that American imperialism is bad, but that in fact it’s necessary. Sure there are some bad Americans—the ones with tanks ready to mercilessly kill the Na’vi population, but Jake is set … Continue reading
Posted in Movies
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Solar Beta 1 and 2, With A Blog Demo
The Solar Framework for PHP went to “beta” status on 18 Dec 2009 with its first beta release. I just now released beta2, along with an official blog demo tutorial. http://solarphp.com/manual The blog demo tutorial covers how to: Download and … Continue reading
Posted in PHP, Programming, Solar
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