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Viewing .htaccess in Remote Connections in Eclipse

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 04 Jul 2008 | Tagged as: Tech Tips

I’ve been trying to view .htaccess files in a web site connected to remotely in Eclipse. These do not appear in file listings so they can’t be opened. I’ve added an .htaccess file type, but that didn’t work. After searching around in the Preferences (found in the Windows pull down menu), I found an option in the Remote Systems->File section. If you check on Show hidden files, then .htaccess will appear (you may need to Refresh the folder first). Then you can open the file by double-clicking on it.

I’ve shown below where this option can be found in Eclipse 3.3.2 and the new Zend Studio for Eclipse. Click on the image for a larger view.

Preferences in Eclipse 3.3.2

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Preferences in Zend Studio for Eclipse

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PDF Becomes an ISO Standard

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 03 Jul 2008 | Tagged as: Technology

The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) will now be in control of Adobe’s Portable Document Format (PDF). The new standard, ISO 32000-1, Document management - Portable document format - Part 1: PDF 1.7, is not only an excessively long name but its also based on version 1.7 of PDF.

The PDF format was created in 1993 and has become the standard format for creating documents for viewing and printing. The format does have several problems. Fonts that require a licence do not get embedded in a PDF which causes all sorts of problems when trying to print the document. Instead of the correct font appearing, it will default to Courier instead. Colour separation and colour matching are also difficult to do in a PDF.

There are many PDF creators and viewers, but the only ones that really work properly are Adobe’s products. I haven’t used anything displays documents as accurately as Acrobat Reader, and Acrobat Distiller still produces the cleanest PDF’s.

All of this may change with the ISO standardization.

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8,002,530 Downloads and a World Record

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 02 Jul 2008 | Tagged as: Applications

It’s official. Mozilla set a Guinness world record last month with the greatest number of software downloads in one day. The 24 hour period occurred from June 17 (18:16 UTC) to June 18 (18:16 UTC) where 8,002,530 copies of Firefox 3 was downloaded. The goal was to get at least 5 million downloads.

There have been 28 million downloads since Firefox 3 was released and there are currently 180 million users worldwide. Firefox has a 19% market share and is the second most popular browser after Microsoft’s Internet Explorer.

In spite of these downloads and the market share, Internet Explorer still dominates the web and they are the standard which all web sites must work with.

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Searching Google with Your Phone

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 27 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: General, Videos

Google has a search tool that can be accessed through your phone. Dialing 1-800-GOOG-411 (or 1-800-466-4411) will allow to give verbal commands for items that you want to search for. If you want to find a pizza restaurant in Vancouver, you tell this to GOOG and it will give you a list of restaurants in that city.

The search works surprisingly well. Its not as fast to use as searching on a computer, but it is a good alternative when you don’t have a computer nearby for searching.

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Get Rich By Being An Idiot

Posted by Johan Cyprich on 22 Jun 2008 | Tagged as: General, Reviews

We’ve all heard the same advice from our parents and teachers when we were children: work hard in school, get good grades so we can go to university and get a degree. Then we can get a high paying job with good benefits, and we’re set for life. Sounds like great advice, but unfortunately its not something which leads to riches. It’s this kind of thinking that will keep you poor throughout your entire life.

Robert Shemin, in his book, “How come THAT idiot’s rich and I’m Not?”, explains why most people are not rich. We all know people who should by the world’s standards not be rich or successful. We wonder why those intellectually inferior, lazy, and unorganized people are enjoying greater success than we are. Shemin’s book shows why we’re poor and why they are rich, or to use the word he uses for them, rich idiots.

He uses the term RUB to describe poor people: Right side Up and Broke. What this means is that following all the rules and conforming to society’s standards will keep you perpetually poor. The rich are rich because they think different. This sounds like the old Mac advertising slogan, but in this case its the ability to take control and responsibility for your life. We’re rewarded from an early age for being obedient and we’re told that we’re smart if learn all the rules and everything else that we’re taught. Those who don’t conform are punished and forced back into line, and labeled as idiots if they continue resisting.

You won’t learn rich idiot skills in the public school system. Few people realize that the modern school system is a Prussian invention dating back to the 19th Century. Schools were designed to produce obedient employees and soldiers. They do so with great success. There are better systems out there, such as Montessori Method. The founders of Google are one of the many success stories that came out of this innovative learning process.

Shemin gives a short test to determine if your a rich idiot or a RUB:

  1. How do you put a giraffe into a refrigerator?
  2. How do you put an elephant into the refrigerator?
  3. The Lion King is hosting an animal conference. All of the animals attend the animal conference, except one. Which animal does not attend?
  4. You have to cross a river. The river is used by dangerous crocodiles. You do not have a boat. How do you manage it?

I took this test and found out I was a RUB. Shemin expects that if your reading his book, you must be a RUB so you don’t have to feel bad. He will help change your thinking for your path towards becoming a rich idiot.

After showing you what a RUB and rich idiot are, Shemin goes on to explain how to change your thinking and what you need to do become rich. His book gives specific examples in many areas to help you build wealth, such as the three assets that you need to own in order to become wealthy.

“How come THAT idiot’s rich and I’m Not?” can be summarized in two points:

  1. Idea = RUB
  2. Idea + Action = Rich Idiot

We all get ideas on how to make money, but most do not act on them. Later, they complain when someone else uses their idea to get rich. The road to riches is one where people take action to move along it. Put action behind your ideas and join the rich idiot club.

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