Screwed by Sprint to the tune of $38,000.00
3/16/2008  -  It equates to being ripped off to the tune of over $19,000 a year for the last two years. How would you like to get taken for $38,000.00?

Will “Internet” Lightning Strike Twice? One Fellow Thinks So
1/26/2008  -  A small business owner in rural Georgia thinks “lightning” can and will strike twice. 42 year old Allen Harkleroad, who became ill several years ago and nearly met with financial ruin, is taking an advertising idea, twisting it a bit and running with it.

Microsoft cancels conference for mobile and embedded developers
1/17/2008  -  Microsoft Corp. has canceled its annual conference for developers of mobile and embedded devices and applications, and instead is steering would-be attendees toward two alternative shows -- one run by the software vendor, the other by a third party.

New Computer Help Forum Launched for Macintosh, Windows and Linux
1/9/2008  -  Just launched (today 1/9/2008). A new computer help forum called Tech Advice Forum (www.techadviceforum.com).

Free Download of Confidential SEO Secrets
1/7/2008  -  The self appointed SEO "experts" expect your to pay 70 or more dollars for a book with the same information as contained in my book. Get the information for FREE! No registration required, no strings attached.

Where are My Microtek ArtixScan 1800f Windows Vista Drivers?
12/8/2007  -  UPDATED 12/12/2007 - If you are considering purchasing a Microtek scanner, you will want to read this. My advice is to stay far away from Microtek products.

Microsoft to push functional programming into the mainstream with F#
10/23/2007  -  Microsoft has announced that support for the F# functional programming language will be fully integrated into Visual Studio.

Marketplace for Security Exploits and Vulnerabilities Runaway Success
10/11/2007  -  In just two months the IT security vulnerabilities marketplace launched by WabiSabiLabi (WSLabi) that encourages security researchers to sell their findings in an open marketplace to legitimate organisations, big or small, exceeded all expectations with over 150 vulnerabilities submitted.

Project Honey Pot Announces Advanced Monitoring Service‏
10/11/2007  -  We wanted to send you a quick update about Project Honey Pot. In April, we made a series of announcements about the Project. The response was tremendous.

Microsoft-Zend pact bears PHP fruit
10/10/2007  -  On Tuesday, Microsoft revealed some fruits of a partnership that that was announced a year ago with Zend, which develops and commercializes the open-source PHP scripting language for creating dynamic Web pages.

What really scares me about malware and what you can do about it
1/4/2008  -  It's scary to think that people trust search engines so much that they will download and install software because it shows in the top search results. This isn't a good idea.

The Funny Thing About a Recession
10/7/2007  -  With all the talk about a looming U.S. recession I have found for the most part that software sales and web development projects are picking up.

Python 3K or Python 2.9 - A Response to Bruce Eckel
9/16/2007  -  Bruce Eckel blogged about "Python 3K or Python 2.9?". A lively discussion ensued. Here's my response.

Repeatable Code - a Step Up From Reusable Code
9/15/2007  -  Reusable code is a category of code that few managers or developers seem to pay much attention to until they need it. Maybe they would pay more attention to repeatable code.

Website Design: Improve your Navigation
9/9/2007  -  Just imagine what the Web would look like without any of the navigational devices most of us take for granted. It'd be akin to a world without road signs where you drive around hoping to bump into your desired destination only much, much more difficult. This article discusses good practice and pitfalls in the world of web navigation.