It wasn’t long, and unlike most of the whiny faggots in the comments I don’t give a fuck. It was for a dumb reason, but the whole thing was worth it because of this one comment by Gareth Gobbelcoque, I doubt that’s his real name.

Then I started to think, if they brought down [...]

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Hopefully by now you know what Subversion, aka SVN is. It’s a version control system that keeps track of changes made to files like source code and documentation. It’s similar to CVS, but with some major advantages. We’ve been using it at work for awhile, and I really like it. Changes don’t get lost, we [...]

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I never get comments, or requests, so this is for Peter.
Here’s a sample controller for CodeIgniter. This is pretty much the structure and it doesn’t do much. When you go to yoursite.com/blog, anything in the index function will run.
If you added a function called edit, and went to yoursite.com/blog/edit, then that would run.
All this [...]

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EllisLab released the latest version of CodeIgniter on January 30th. They’ve made plenty of improvements and bug fixes, and you can check out the changelog on their site. I’ve been using CodeIgniter for projects at work for about six months and I love it. It’s made my code much more organized and easy to modify. [...]

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You may have noticed that if you go to www.null-logic.net, the www is stripped off and it takes you to null-logic.net. That’s because the www is for queers.
It’s a waste of time, it takes too long to say, and its no fun to type. The www isn’t required, and I can’t think of why it [...]

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