Monthly Archives: December 2002

PHP5: Ready For The Enterprise? Well, we’ve used PHP3 and PHP4 in the enterprise for the past 4 years and it’s served us very well.

LOTR – Lord of the Root

Amazon.com: Music: Looking For-Best of David Hasselhoff [IMPORT] – hehe, I’m sorry, I couldn’t resist it. I can’t help but think of him in Knight Rider or Baywatch.

The Google Art creator – wow!

2 OSNews articles:
AutoPackage – Introduction to the Next Generation Linux Packaging
Interview with Klaus Knopper of Knoppix

Office of the Director of Consumer Affairs – I hope this site is useful. Damn, it’s ugly and I don’t know what that Java applet does, I have Java turned off.

Underground History – Disused Stations on London’s Underground – if I’m going to London I’m reading this again.

Why Unbreakable Codes Don’t Make Unbreakable DRM, but when there’s a legal requirement for all hardware to have a DRM layer then we’ll be in touble. Someday those old tape recorders/CD writers are gonna break or you’ll run out of old-fashioned CDRs..