Thoughts on PHP, eBay, and too many technical topics for my family’s liking.
Today is Saturday, July 11th, 2020
Adam Trachtenberg is the Director of the LinkedIn Developer Network, where he oversees developer relations and marketing for the LinkedIn Platform. Before LinkedIn, Adam worked at eBay in platform product management and marketing. Even earlier, he co-founded Student.Com and TVGrid.com. Adam is the author of PHP Cookbook and Upgrading to PHP 5. He lives in San Francisco.
I was being nibbled to death by comment spam, so I disabled comments. However, blogging is no fun if people can’t comment on your posts, so I’ve switched to WordPress. Hopefully, I can get the spam blocker installed before the spammers can find me. Better design and customization to come.
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The HTTP standard Range …
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Awesome! Thanks! Found via Google search as well and saved my butt! :)
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Vitaly --
You must not have read the comments, where I clarify my post to say:
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Excellent greatfitti photos! 
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Hi,
I have read the book myself, and like most people, have thoroughly enjoyed it!
Does anyone have any cons about …
Same problem.. .solutions??? 
Definitely one of the better posts I've read in a while. Thanks!
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Comment by James on 19 April 2005:
Welcome to WordPress if there’s one thing we always need it’s technical evangelists. Please keep spanner and bible/manual at the ready.
Comment by Ben on 6 November 2006:
So how is WordPress performing compared to your old software?