This last weekend I travelled from Seattle down to Portland to visit the Geoloqi Team. The idea popped into my mind when I had coffee with Amber Case a few weeks back (if you don’t know who Amber Case is, you should -> Go here, and here, and here, etc…) I knew about her and... Continue reading →

I’ve downloaded and installed MySQL recently. I was doing a few things to make it easier to work with and thought, “I ought to document this, it isn’t real intuitive without pages of documentation being read.” So here’s some tips. 1. Make sure you can view all of your files in OS-X, especially if you... Continue reading →

Using .NET, PHP, or Ruby you probably should have your code somewhere nice and safe. These days there is no better place than Github. It is the place to start, maintain, and contribute to software projects or to even run your own private repositories or even setup some private repositories for a business. But enough... Continue reading →

Yesterday I had to get logged into a Windows Server, however the connections were all consumed already. I had to kick somebody. I’d never done this via the command line, so I pinged a coworker who laid out how to lay low the over-connected users. With two simple commands I was logged in and running!... Continue reading →

Ok, I’ve used Windows Azure steadily over the last year and a half. I’ve fought with the SDK so much that I stopped using it. I decided I’d put together this recap of what has driven me crazy and then put together something about the parts that I really like, the awesome bits, the parts... Continue reading →