Tonight I was setting up PHPBay and noticed they don’t seem to have any instructions on their site, or in their documentation or anyone in forums (and, only 3 pages of google results for this.. so I guess nobody else runs LigHTTPD with PHPBay). So, if you happen to be like me, and prefer speed and simplicity to large bloated http servers this may help you out. I’m not a super ninja with rewrite rules, so I had my buddy Eli Sand from nerdscene give me a hand on these....

I’m sure many of you received this yesterday too. It looks like Amazon is partnering up with Blogger, to provide automatic insertion of ads from the marketplace into your site. This sounds pretty good in theory, but also opens up the opportunity for shitloads of MFA (read, made for amazon) sites to clutter the tubes. Anyway, just thought this would be something interesting to discuss especially with the decline of EPN lately....

We’ve probably all been there — sitting around and we just made $10,000 yesterday and want to know what to invest in for our next venture – when it’s not hookers and blow of course. This is decision time and usually, if you’re like me anyway, it almost always ends up being near the end of a month when your campaigns end. With this in mind I’ve put together a little list of some common things to market every month of the year....

Tonight I was messing with my Asus WL-500 and was having trouble getting lighttpd to start. I found some post in russian that I was able to decypher thanks to my excellent linguist skills (haha). Anyway, it’s pretty easy. # ipkg install nano # nano /opt/etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf and then change # server.event-handler = «freebsd-kqueue» # needed on OS X to server.event-handler = «poll» # needed on OS X After changing this, lighttpd started right up with fastcgi php....

Okay. Something totally blew my mind tonight for coming up with new ideas. This morning, after working on the new campaign I’m launching I took a break for about .. oh 3 hours, and just did procrastination shit like catching up on emails, working on some beats in ableton live, doing some client work, and catching up on rss. I was reading this design blog and he had a link off to this place that has free databases, that you can download....