Welcome to my new spiffy site. This is where I regularly post new projects and ideas, and then update them whenever the hell I feel like it. Projects involving Network Design and online PHP/MySQL applications are the norm.
Learn More about said crap...Thu. Jan. 14, 2010
Site content now 100% SQL-ized.
Tue. Jan. 5, 2010
Projects and Code section updated
Fri. Nov. 13, 2009
New website design and content posted. Woohoo.
Good question! You shouldn't actually, drive through. In all fairness, this site is more of a braindump for myself, but I figured, since I have to look at it constantly, why not make it all pretty. Plus, if I can help somebody out with a snippet of code or an inspiration for an application, well then, all the better. I try to believe in the open sharing of ideas and knowledge, and hopefully this iteration of this site will allow me to do just that. Along the same lines, I'm also trying to encourage people who use this site to contribute back their snippets and edits so that I can better advance my skills.
Of course this site contains a bunch of random snippets of code that I find useful in everyday life, as well as some project ideas for the future. First and foremost however, this site is a personal site, and as such, may have some of my own opinions on current news and trends, upon which I encourage you to comment publicly, just as soon as I finish the comment system for the site. :-P
Other than that, just expect to find a bunch of stuff for free, and some useful tips and tricks to get you started off on the right foot on the intarweb. Oh, and while I'm at it - I might as well do a little pimping for my other project site - DuffNOC.net - it's kind of a community for network and programming enthusiasts. I've set up a simple network of geographically separate computers, brought them together in one big project, and set up things like High-Availability web clusters, ESXi hosts, Network Nodes. Then, I allow access to certain people to let them get used to new equipment, environments, and hone their automation skills on my hardware. It's fairly badass.