Monthly Archives: March 2009

Starting The IP:v6::guide – IPv6 Knowledge

Posted on Thursday, March 26, 2009 by Matti

As I firmly believe in the future of IPv6, and the urgency at which we need to teach ourselves and implement its services, I started the IP:v6:guide blog. In time, it should feature all common protocols used by IPv6 with … Continue reading →

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On The Subject Of Naming Variables

Posted on Sunday, March 22, 2009 by Matti

It happens to everyone. You’re typing hundreds and thousands of lines of code, and you suddenly find yourself stuck. You need to come up with the name of a new variable, and you can’t find one. It’s something so incredibly … Continue reading →

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Word HTML: Get a Hint …

Posted on Monday, March 16, 2009 by Matti

Here’s one of the features of Dreamweaver, to clean up the “HTML” (do mind the quotes!) that Microsoft’s Word generates when saving a document as a webpage file.  And its purpose is clear; transform the why-do-they-even-call-it-HTML-code that Word generates, to … Continue reading →

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Connect SQL Server Management Studio Express To Alternate TCP Port

Posted on Wednesday, March 11, 2009 by Matti

Since I didn’t find it right away, here’s the solution. The default notation “server:port” doesn’t work here (for God knows what reason). You need to seperate the hostname and port with a comma. Here’s an example.   What ever happened … Continue reading →

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‘php_admin_value’ Bug When Overwriting PHP Settings

Posted on Saturday, March 7, 2009 by Matti

If you want to overwrite certain settings for a particular directory, you can either use a .htaccess file or edit the apache config file. One of those changes, could be to alter the include_path for PHP for certain projects. Normally, … Continue reading →

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