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Aggressive Alpine Skiing

24. February 2005

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Very, very cool. I’m not sure which is better, the music or the game. http://www.flashplayer.com/games/aggressivealpineskiing.html

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mysqldump to CSV file

17. February 2005

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Dead simple this one, but not initially obvious. How do you use mysqldump to generate a CSV file of data? mysqldump –u [username] –fields-terminated-by=, –tab=[DIR TO SAVE TO] –tables [DB NAME] [TABLENAME] > [TABLENAME].txt This’ll place into the specified directory two files: one a SQL file containing the table definition and the data as a [...]

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IE7 early release

16. February 2005

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Information security concerns have prompted Microsoft to release a new version of Internet Explorer before the next version of Windows ships. Contrary to previous plans, Microsoft will release IE7 as a beta in “early summer” 2005. Longhorn, the next iteration of Windows, isdue late next year. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/02/15/gates_rsa_2005/ It’ll have to make the tea and my sandwiches before [...]

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Geeky valentines day

16. February 2005

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Check out this Geek Love Poem T-shirt over on thinkgeek.com

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Numanumaye!

16. February 2005

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Viral music video? If not, it should be: http://www.mskplanet.com/numanumaye.htm

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Analytics and keyword bid management, in one box

9. February 2005

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WebSideStory will combine Atomz’s hosted site search and web content management applications with WebSideStory’s HBX web analytics service to create the industry’s first suite of integrated, on-demand digital marketing applications. http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/050208/latu129_1.html I suggest that this will not be the last merger/acquisition in this space over the coming months.

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Sucker poker hands #1

8. February 2005

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I just lost $200 on a hand like this: This hand gives you a straight, six through ten. The problem here is it only takes a Jack to beat you and there is a possible flush on the board. Sure, you have a good hand you should play for a reasonable amount, but it is easily [...]

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Personal photo galleries on-line

7. February 2005

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Bealers.com has been up since sometime in 1998 when I paid the princely sum of £250+ to register a .com (it wasn’t that easy to get them although I probably got ripped off still). I’ve been publishing to it a bit more recently, since the kids were born, but I had to take the photo gallery [...]

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Icon town

7. February 2005

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Icon town has been around for donkey’s years. When I first saw it it inspired me to get photoshop out and put something together, the only problem being that I’m a retard when it comes to doing anything creative (in an artistic sense). Anyhoo, I noticed a few links in by referer logs coming in from [...]

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Karl having a little rant

6. February 2005

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My business partner Karl Bunyan had a little rant on his blog last month about CSS. I particularly liked: “[CSS] It’s like inventing a paint-pot tin opener that opens paint-pots less efficiently than using a screwdriver, but using a screwdriver to open a paint pot isn’t ’semantic”. I do recall the days of knocking entire sites up (with [...]

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