The guys over at Hack a day found this computer hardware poster of pretty much all the connectors in use by the industry today. Very useful especially for someone like me who really hasn’t been a hardware geek for quite some time.
You can also buy the print as a full-sized poster.
Last night’s had us continuing our adventures from the last session in the dungeon I-keep-forgetting-the-name-of with characters I-don’t-recall-their-names-unless-it’s-written-on-my-character-sheet.
CuteFlow is an open source PHP workflow management system. The current version is written in plain PHP. The codebase is pretty old and pretty pretty pretty ugly for current PHP standards. We are at the beginning of a complete rewrite of the system with Symfony but still maintaining the old version. The most work is done by myself, so I can need any help I can get. If you are interessted in helping there are a lot of areas you can help.
If you are interessted send me a mail to timo.haberkern@fantastic-bits.de.
IE6, the bane of all web developers. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to code special cases just for the most non-compliant browser (since IE 5.5), of them all.
So while I was at it made this PHP urlEncode urlDecode Tool because I keep forgetting to bookmark other sites’ urlencode/urldecoders. Also because the Mac version of Hackbar in Firefox doesn’t have the same options as the Window’s version.
I needed to send an email with human readable string of the difference between two timestamps, so I made this little tool:
A friend at work forwarded me this article from 2007 titled Well-Intentioned Destruction. Its a great article about maintaining legacy code and debugging a serious problem with seamingly random data deletes.
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