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Google search results in a sidebar frame

I’ve framed Google!

After many heated discussions concerning frames, my conclusion is that either you’re a frames zealot or a frames bigot, there’s no middle ground. Well, zealots rejoice! My portal site now does Google framed searches. Type in a search in the google box, hit enter, and the results are displayed down the left pane. Click an item in the results, and the target is displayed in the right frame. It’s the only way to browse, IMHO (being a frames zealot)…

Read on for the techy details… (continued…)

Comments | Wednesday, January 14, 2004

TDM is back online…

Hey kiddies, welcome back! This site is now running on top of RH9 with the latest patches, and the most recent slash “R” tag, on a shiny new Athlon 1800XP system I built for peanuts. Whoop.

Comments | Tuesday, December 16, 2003

Watch out world here we come…

My bro’s HighTechGeek PC consulting business is off and running! I am trying to help him get set up with all things linux, and we’ve got his site hosted on his wee little linux box now. What’s next? ONLY TIME WILL TELL! The sky’s the limit! 😛

How do you get a better google rank? Link to each other!

Comments | Sunday, June 1, 2003

Get a life

The zero-value self-perpetuating computing experience continues! Read on for the exciting story of me talking to myself! 😛 (Oh, wait, that’s nothing new, it’s all this entire web site ever was! hoohoohoo!)

I want to take a moment to document my first coupla dents in the slashdot/OSS world. I made the front page of slashcode with this silly little bit, in fact Krow himself (oooo ahhh) was actually forced to modify a param of the slashcode site following the overwhelming response! (2 comments, one if you don’t count me replying to myself) And my slashdot comment actually got moderated all the way up to 2.

I’s all growed up now!

Comments | Friday, May 31, 2002

We don’t need no stinkin’ Apache…

Power went out on my linux box, so I got slapped with a new IP. I updated my DNS records with the new IP, and waited for it to propogate. I still had trouble getting my website served back up and called Zac in to help – no matter how hard I tried, the home page would just not show up – until he pointed out that maybe it had something to do with the fact that Apache wasn’t running.