Today is NOT binary day. It is not 11/11/11 11:11:11. It is 11/11/2011 11:11:11. The number two is not a binary number. The last time we had a binary day “like this” the Crusades were happening. There are 2,917,608 days before the next legitimate Binary Day and by then we’ll all be addicted to the [...]
There’s an “Occupy Whitehorse“. No, Americans, I did not mis-spell that. And, yes, that says “sole” as in “one”. I, for one, am part of the Occupy Schroeder Household movement. Our (my) demands are the immediate disolution of HOA rules and dues (save for the pool and a couple of flowers), a federal 50% tax [...]
Earlier today, more for my own interest, I asked the question on Twitter “What programming rules should you ALWAYS follow, regardless of the scenario you’re working in?” In other words, are there programming rules that you ALWAYS should follow. It doesn’t matter if it’s a script to copy a bunch of files for a one [...]
If you are using phpcloud.com and are experiencing errors with git that look like this git push Password: Counting objects: 722, done. Delta compression using up to 2 threads. Compressing objects: 100% (711/711), done. error: RPC failed; result=22, HTTP code = 411 fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly Writing objects: 100% (719/719), 1.34 MiB [...]
Well that’s a stupid question, isn’t it? It’s “Development done right”, “Fast, Elastic, Dependable” and on “Any Cloud”, right? If you are unclear as to what phpcloud.com is, what the Zend Application Fabric is and what the DevCloud is then this is a good post for you. Before I say what it is, let me [...]
A couple of people have asked about the music from ZendCon. Last year I had just written and released an independent album which you can get an Rhapsody, iTunes, CD Baby and a bunch of other places and Zend was nice enough to let me use them as the opening instrumentals. This year I didn’t want [...]
