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Ninthlink

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Google Instant: faster searches

So I split my windows in Vim and I wanted to rotate my viewports. I forgot the command, so naturally here comes Google to the rescue. I noticed something fast and new today: an ajaxy-like search. Basically, when you do a search now, the SERP will be re-populated *only* -- which means less reloads of the whole page. Google is calling it Google Instant and it's pretty sweet. Their most recent blog post says that it offers dynamic search, predictions,…
September 8, 2010
Development

Hello World!

Hello world, my name is Ian (pronounced "eye-yen"). I am a busy guy 'round these parts at Ninthlink. But I wanted to give a quick intro on who I am and what you can expect from me. I am a big Chargers fan. I am still hurting after that loss to the Jests, I mean Jets. 13-3 season and seriously, how did that happen? Last year I made the switch from PC -> Mac You would be calling me a…
August 30, 2010
Design

Dream Big: Then Plan Small

Sure, it crashed in the end, but that's just a case of needing better steering (maintenance!). What's important is that passion led to a vision and a goal, which led to careful planning, convertible into attainable, measurable assignments (wheels, a large deck, etc.). It wasn't about the money, it was about the joy and success. Who wouldn't want to be a part of this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KU1qSSZDPws
August 30, 2010
Development

What the heck is PHP?

I've encountered a lot of challenging situations as a PHP programmer, from the big things (creating and optimizing complex applications that access millions of rows of data) to the smaller things (figuring out where to put more reminders after I've run out of room for post-its on my monitors). One of the problems I face most often is trying to explain to people what I do for a living. Generally, I just answer with "I'm a programmer" and people drop…
August 30, 2010
DesignDevelopmentPress / News

can you Neer me now?

We just helped launch a new website www.neerlife.com, a website that supports the new Android App "Neer".   The "Neer" app allows you to stay connected to those family members and friends that are closest to you. Check it out and let us know what you think...www.neerlife.com, you can visit the site to download the Android app, or just search "Neer" on the Android Market.
August 12, 2010