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    The Blogosaurus is a company technology blog from Louisville Web Development firm MIB Solutions. The issues on or blog range from our personal use of Wordpress, Joomla, PHP and Database programming, AJAX, Flash, and other web development languages and tools we use on our client's projects.

    The Blogosaurus was born in 2008, and continues to be a resources for Internet professionals and Google searches alike.

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    PHP Still Top Programming Language

    Tuesday, July 14th, 2009

    According to the annual TIOBE List of top programming langauges, PHP is still in the top 4, directly following software languages. PHP is the most used web language according to their annual list, and close behind PHP at number 7 interestingly is Python [I will say it here and make it official: I believe Python [...]

    The Blogosaurus on CNN?

    Monday, July 13th, 2009

    Haha, awesome. Check out the link love make-out on CNN, regarding my article about the cost of C02 emissions. The best part is my slam towards Windows machines is just enough in there for the trained eye.

    The ironic part is I used my Windows box, directly next to my Linux laptop, to take this screenshot.

    C02 Costs of the Web … The Green Side to the Internet and C02 emissions

    Sunday, July 12th, 2009

    By the time you finish reading my article, some 100,000 milligrams of C02 will be emiitted, which brings up a very interesting article about the cost of hosting’s energy usage. Some interesting points you should note before reading,
    Anti-virus software firm McAfee [to user other than Linux, this is a program Windows based users have to [...]

    Helping to Remove SQL Injection in Your PHP Code

    Saturday, July 11th, 2009

    The above comic from xdcd is so funny. Bobby Tables!
    Following my previous post about SQL Injection attacks, and what bad PHP code can do to your project and/or client, I wanted to pass along some important info on how to protect your code.
    Let’s say you have an input the end-user can acess. If you put [...]