I have finally switched over to using “friendly names” for my blog posts. I think I was the last hold-out among the Subtext developers. One of the statistics that Site Meter provides is the ability to show entry and exit pages. This is great, except for the fact that all... Read more

As I mentioned earlier, Subtext 1.9.5 was officially released yesterday without mention of a codename. The missing codename was an oversight, as it is officially named “Artificial Horizon”. For those of you keeping track, all of the Subtext code names follow a nautical theme, usually one that sounds... Read more

And you thought your job was dangerous? Seriously, these guys (and girls?) have what I would consider to be an extremely stressful and dangerous job and one that is completely taken for granted. This holds not only for the guy traveling around the wires,... Read more

Earlier this week, Microsoft rather quietly released it’s Windows Live Hotmail offering. Along with the release, a replacement for the Outlook Express and Windows Mail desktop clients was announced as well as new software to integrate web mail with Outlook, called the Outlook Internet Mail Connector. Outlook Express and Windows... Read more

According to InfoWorld, Microsoft announced at it’s first Business Intelligence Conference that the next version of Microsoft SQL Server, code-named Katmai, will be released sometime next year. No word yet on what features will and won’t make it into the shipping version. Microsoft also announced at the conference... Read more