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I’ve seen this done on a couple other webblogs, and I always thought it’d be a neat idea. Well, the time has come, and so I present to you 100 Facts About Me. This list may grow beyond 100 as time permits, but I thought it’d be an interesting way for folks to [...]
In my efforts not to fall behind on software updates on the website, I sat down today in shock and found out that I had missed a couple updates for various software packages… *sigh* Okay, so I went ahead and updated EVERYTHING today. Not only that, but I decided to install a couple [...]
I’ve always loved things that mess with your head. They intrigue me, frustrate me, and in general, are just amazingly fun. Well in my normal random browsing of the Internet this morning, I ran across a post on a blog I had not read before, that made my head just start pounding with [...]
Sorry for the melodramatic intro, but I couldn’t think of a more fitting title to what I’m going to talk about today. As many of you have probably heard by now, there was a bombing in London. I’ve been reading up on it as I get the chance, visiting sites like News.Com’s Coverage and [...]
If there is anything that’s more annoying in the CSS universe, I don’t know what it is. CSS is a very simple tool for the most part that can be used to create some very complex results. However, when it comes to the way that Internet Explorer (IE) handles stylesheets versus every other browser on [...]
Now that we know you should do some good research into the products you use, lets start off our breakdown of security with the most common tool, the Anti-Virus software. There are many many solutions out there, ranging from the free tools that give you some protection, to the industrial tools that give you most [...]
Well then, where to start with the story of Jamie Harrell… I guess there’s only one fitting place, and that’s at the beginning. So lets begin there.
I was born on January 26th, 1979, in Bremerton, Washington at Harrison Hospital. From the stories my mother tells me, it was a very late birth, and [...]
