I've been kicking around the idea of setting up a central media server for delivering content to various devices on my home network, and one of the primary functions would be the streaming of iTunes content directly to my TV. If this could work it would be ideal for my situation, but the various options I was finding for serving up media wasn't really impressing me.
Every now and then you have a chance encounter or conversation with a random person which proves interesting or memorable in some fashion. The other day I happened to stumble upon an email address belonging to a gentlemen from the year 2062.
So I'm a big fan of Google Wave. Huge time sink and I'm enjoying every (sometimes buggy) minute of it. In fact, I'm acclimated to it enough that I have to remind myself that you can't read this here post until I click "Submit". Course then again, when I first saw The Matrix and went out for dessert afterwards I found myself wondering if the deep dish apple pie in front of me was really there so ...
I'm very new to Flex so this small post is as much to note my findings as it is for anyone else that may come across it and benefit (I have a memory like the guy from Memento). Anyway, today I encountered difficulty getting my SWF to read the query string
WordPress is a great blog engine. I don't have exact statistics in front of me, but I would wager that WordPress is one of the most prolific blog engines on the net. I myself have set up several sites over the years for family, friends, and such using it. Its quick and easy, there's a gabillion themes to pick from, more than a lot of plugins (I would say a "plethora" of plugins) available,
I'm Matt Hill, a Sacramento area application developer working with CF for close to a decade, and this is my personal blog. More about me.
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