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Seeing as I am far too busy (lazy) to write a proper bio up, here is a short summary:
I am an: Uncategorisable, Strange, Bearded, Married, Pierced, Drummer, Metalhead, Demanding, Judgemental & Opinionated, Bitter Drinker.

I'm sure my wife would like to add that I am a complete geek, but this is a well kept secret ;)

This site serves as a place for me to note things I'm doing, rant and test case various bits of code I write, most of the stuff here is kept for my reference, but is provided publically in the hope that it might be useful to somebody, somewhere.

I am still porting my old content from my old site, so if theres something missing, it may be there, but please be aware that a lot of the stuff there is really outdated, I will not be amending anything there, new changes will appear on this site instead.

This site is still undergoing development, I have made it live early to let the spiders in, so there is more to come.

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Simple Greater Than or Equal To Validator for ZF

A simple validator for the Zend Framework to check if a value is greater than or equal to a specified value. The Validator Put this in library/Carbidefinger/Validate/Greaterthaneq.php <?php /** * Greater than or equal to Validator * *...

Modified Pre-Order Tree Traversal with Zend_Db

Hector Virgen has released a brilliant Zend_Db_Table extension enabling simple use of the Modified Pre-order Tree Traversal pattern. ...

Free RBL Checker Tool

I have written an AJAX based RBL checker tool as an extension to this site, in the hope that it is useful. You can access it at http://www.nickpack.com/tools/rblcheck Simply enter any IPv4 address into it and it will search a pre-defined list of RB...

XBOX360 Error codes - What the RROD actually means

If there is a problem with the Xbox360 The LEDs in the ring of light will flash in a particular pattern. ...

Hello World Example WHM Plugin

This is a simple hello world example plugin skeleton for WHM plugins, intended primarily to give people somewhere to start. #!/usr/bin/perl #WHMADDON:helloworld:Hello World <b>Example</b> #############################################...
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