Monthly Archives: June 2005

London Underground song

Posted on June 30, 2005 by

So true… if you have to travel on the London Underground and haven’t heard it then you have to listen: London Underground. Advertisements

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Warming to PartyPoker.com

Posted on June 26, 2005 by

Writing Trying out PartyPoker.com I wasn’t too happy with the interface and a few other things about the way the game plays there A day or two later writing In defence of PartyPoker.com I felt a bit better towards it. … Continue reading →

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In defence of PartyPoker.com

Posted on June 24, 2005 by

Yesterday I tried out Party Poker, and honestly didn’t take to it as much as I have Pacific Poker. (My initial experiences are here.) Playing for longer last night I did notice some improvements, though. (Note that my experiences may … Continue reading →

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Trying out PartyPoker.com

Posted on June 23, 2005 by

I’ve been playing on Pacific Poker for a while now but, spurred on by a visit to the Poker Den today I thought I might see about trying to win myself entry to that. It looks a slightly bizarre tournament, … Continue reading →

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Good players get more bad beats at the poker table

Posted on June 23, 2005 by

As I’ve become better at playing Texas Hold ’em, I’ve become increasingly aware of bad beats as they happen to me in tournaments. Occasionally you get someone at a table complaining about a bad beat, and sometimes it isn’t even … Continue reading →

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PHP 5 Static class variable inheritence

Posted on June 18, 2005 by

PHP 5 doesn’t seem to attempt to implement any kind of inheritance for properties within static classes. This can be mean having to duplicate code within static subclasses. As an example, we would like to have a parent class (this … Continue reading →

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Technical solutions to web site visitor tracking

Posted on June 17, 2005 by

There are two main ways that the problem of identifying an individual when they visit a web site. This is assuming they are not willing to put their hand up and identify themselves by logging in. That may not always … Continue reading →

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