<p>I hate captchas and think they should be kicked off the internet. </p>
<p><!– s9ymdb:52 –><img width=”290″ height=”60″ style=”float: left; border: 0px; padding-left: 5px; padding-right: 5px;” src=”http://zacgarrett.com/uploads/captcha.gif” alt=”" />To understand my hatred of these one will have to know the definition of a <a href=”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Captcha”>captcha</a>. They are those little images that one has to type in to prove they are a human. Everyone knows them, but most do not have a name for them. </p> Continue Reading »
I’ve been tweaking the site to add more features, but keep the simplicity of the design. I added a right navigation bar that is primarily used to provide additional resrouces people might find interesting. All of the main site navigation should is still in on the left.
In the world of technology today one may wonder if they should build a desktop or buy something from a large manufacturer. The answer to this question can be debated, but in my eyes it is determined by the user’s skill level. If the person is a complete computer novice, then by all means buy a prebuilt computer. It will better suit their needs and not cause a massive headache when it does not function properly. On the other hand, if the user is looking to get the best bang for the buck is building a computer the best option? 
I recently had the urge to create an forum signature from my RSS feed. My first step was to find a open source RSS parser that is done in PHP. I found a little application called 
Today I saw an article by 
, and then click Word Options.
I’ve been trying to use an actual word processor for writing posts for a while now. My problem has been a really simple one; quotation marks. In both MS Word and Pages.app the default setting is for “smart quotes”, these are quotation marks which open and close depending on their location in the document. This is just fine if you are writing a normal paper, but if you plan on publishing it to the web and are working with HTML it will break things. 
