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Through the years I have hosted my sites on various hosting companies.

I have been using Google Apps for a number of years now and I have gotten so used to it that I cannot fathom any other way of operating.

As websites become more and more popular, your application might not be able to cope with the demand that your users put on your server.

It has been months since I last posted a blog post.

> There are two kinds of people, those who backup regularly, and those that never had a hard drive fail

Anyone that has a Google Apps account and wants to access other services like Google Reader, Google Voice etc. knows that the username and password of the Google Apps account does not work for these services, since those are not available for Google Apps…

I will start this post once again with the words of a wise man:

The newest version of the Android Operating System has been codenamed Froyo (as in Frozen Yogurt).

Today, the Memorial Day is celebrated across the USA.

It has been more than a month since I last blogged.

Everyone more or less has some sort of electronic presence.

References: Leaving the iPhone by Matt Cutts, Android Equivalency Table and Good Things: Ubuntu and Android by Alex Payne.

A note about these series.

A note about these series.

There are times that I want to set up a secure communication with the server I am working on.

A lot of developers - including myself - have at some point in their programming careers found themselves repeating a task that they have completed for a previous project or for a previous part of the same project.

A good friend of mine suggested that I should add my blog to Technorati for more exposure.

The last few years I have been using Quicken to manage the home bank accounts and spending.

In my workplace we have been using Zend Framework for more than a year primarily as a glue framework.

Recently I have started setting up a cluster of 7 Gentoo boxes for a project I am working on.

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If you haven't heard about , this article is intended to give you a brief overview of the features and functionality that it exposes.

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A lot of hype has been generated on the Internet a few months back regarding Google's announcement that they are building a new operating system.

A week or so ago I read a blog post in my Google Reader about Google providing now more storage for less money.

I was one of the first people to beta test GMail when the only way you could get an account was by an invitation.

I am curious by nature.

I finally gave in and decided to become a bit serious with my blog.

Further to my previous post Ultimate Incompetence..., it has been a week or so since we contacted the DMV so as to have the suspension lifted from my wife's non existent (for a year now) VA drivers license.

This post has nothing to do with programming or the world of computers.

I was one of the first people to beta test GMail when the only way you could get an account was by an invitation.

This is my effort to install Gentoo Linux on my Acer Ferrari LMi 3000.

We all need data to function.

Technology and Relationships: Bridging the Gap

In today's world, we're surrounded by gadgets - from printers to digital cameras to the ability to connect our phones to our PCs.