From the monthly archives:

October 2006

Using DOMJAX for Domain Name Search

October 10, 2006

CNN writes that more than 70 million web domain names have been purchased, and most – if not all – dictionary-word domain names (i.e. house.com, furniture.com) have already been taken. That should not disappoint you since millions of good web domain names are still available, all that’s required is a bit of creative thinking, [...]

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Spotted: Geekiest License Plates

October 10, 2006

Seeing all these guys, I am more than motivated to get a customized plate myself. I am thinkin 31337 or r00t or something on those lines. Meanwhile check out these uber geeks and their licence plates. Sources for the pics include Google Pictures, Flikr, geek24 and one of the best compilation of geeks and their [...]

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Developers are from Mars, Programmers are from Venus

October 10, 2006

Many of us use the terms programmer and developer interchangebly. Hacknot has an excellent article describing the concept the the terms programmer and developer are indeed as unique as how they are made out to be.
The term programmer has historically referred to a menial, manual input task conducted by an unskilled worker. However since the [...]

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How to prevent your email from being spammed

October 10, 2006

All of us have experienced the tremendous pains of spam. Who can remember the glory days of Hotmail 2MB storage where 85% of the inbox was filled with spam. While this plague is going to exist for some more time, here are a few tips we can take to overcome this issue and prevent spam [...]

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