I’d say sorry I haven’t been posting much lately, but between raising the spud and his brother plus working on Portland Dreams when I can, there hasn’t been much time for anything else (well the occasional bout of sleep but that’s rare enough that it isn’t worth covering). Anyhow without further ado here’s some new pics of the wee ones (as well as a few pics of Zoe, my dad & even me!)
Last weeks links that inspired, impressed or just seemed share worthy.
Easily backup multiple different Mozilla applications with one tiny tool. Perfect for getting that highly customized Thunderbird/lightning & Firefox setup you spent months getting just exactly the way you wanted it!
If you’re doing SharePoint development you’re probably doing it on a virtual machine, and if you’re not you probably should be. Often it’s useful to have more than one machine available whether that’s for multiple clients, projects or developers. Here’s a simple method to having a ready to go virtual image.
Last weeks links that inspired, impressed or just seemed share worthy.
This is huge news! The Web site language, which runs smoothly over Linux and Unix, adds Microsoft’s FastCGI component for its Web server, IIS, to make setup and PHP apps run efficiently.
Tags: zend, iis, php, windows 2008, win 2k8
Do you owe someone a drink? Find out with Foamee, a new site to help track owed coffee or beer with twittery goodness thanks to SimpleBits.
Buying a new computer? Here’s an easy tool to remove all of the bloatware that manufacturers subject you to when you buy a prebuilt system. No more heavily branded useless software eating up your brand new spiffy hard drive. You paid for 750gb so you should get to use it how you want to.
As one of the leading open source blogging platforms, WordPress has inspired hundreds (if not thousands) of plugins and tools here’s a collection of some of the best
Prioritizer is the way to prioritize three or more items! Get yourself in order.
All of the streets in the lower 48 United States: an image of 26 million individual road segments. No other features (such as outlines or geographic features) have been added to this image, however they emerge as roads avoid mountains, and sparse areas convey low population. The pace of progress is seen in the midwest where suburban areas are punctuated by square blocks of area that are still farm land.
Last weeks links that inspired, impressed or just seemed share worthy.
Excellent podcasts on project management skills and training. Definitely a must listen for anyone managing people, projects or anything in between from Portland’s own Cadence Management.
Wow, a wordpress plugin that crossposts to facebook (and crossposts comments as well it appears!!!)
Thousands of free ebooks, pre-formatted for reading on your computer, PDA, Blackberry, iPod, iLiad, Sony Reader, Librie, Zaurus, Newton, eBookman, or Rocketbook - eReader, PDF, Plucker, iSilo, Doc, RTF, Mobipocket, Newton Paperback, and zTXT ebooks ready to go!
Brilliant wordpress theme that is quite similar in concept to the way Dave Shea of mezzoblue.com has his site setup. This theme is perfect for photoblogging since the site will always color complement the photo.
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