Author steves
So today I had my very first class. We went through the very basics of taking a picture. The process of taking a picture is always split in three moments. Visualize, understand and learning the environment, that will be the… Continue Reading →
Because the “a picture is worth a thousand words” cliché sometimes just doesn’t cut it and the dictionary itself is rather incomplete to come up with a faithful description of whatever travels through the axons of the human brain, I… Continue Reading →
Recently, while building a logging class to be used on all my php REST/JSON and SOAP webservices, I came across an issue when reading the REMOTE_ADDR server variable. When using Nginx, the $_SERVER[‘REMOTE_ADDR’] variable comes, by default, with the IP… Continue Reading →
Participação na Maratona Fotográfica de Vila Nova de Famalicão 2012. Site Oficial: http://12horas12temas12fotografias.blogspot.pt/
Listen, my website is crap. I know that. I do not sell goods or offer any kind of service other than the occasional “waste your time reading my posts”. That being sad (intentional typo here), the damage made was small… Continue Reading →
Last week I devoted a full working day to this subject. Distributed Transactions, Linked Servers and MSDTC (Distributed Transaction Coordinator) were the only words available on my internal lexicon. I’ve abused from Google as much as I could with no… Continue Reading →
Today I read that Google is testing its latest feature for searches: Gmail results. Meaning that if you type something like “eBay great deals” you will get your eBay emails in the search results. Personally, I don’t see much use… Continue Reading →
I had this issue today, after adding a couple of mailboxes to my account and doing some clean up work on them, every single search I did either returned no results or only 1 or 2 items which, basically, were… Continue Reading →
I recently came across a problem on one of my applications which was causing a huge slow down on its performance. Just to give you an idea, the application I’m talking about has a DataGridView that takes 80% of the… Continue Reading →
from Wired (article: 10 Most Hated Movies of 2011) Hailed by critics, The Tree of Life is nearly three hours of director Terrence Malick indulging his worst impulses and torturing those moviegoers who are too smart to fall prey to… Continue Reading →