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The Register: "Open-source technology skills may be the best hope for landing a good job."

The first blog search engine was P

The PHP job market is booming. Lots of companies are looking for (good) developers, but these are hard to find.

Lots of developers are looking for a (good) job, but these are equally hard to find. Wait, that sounds strange... but it's true.

About a year ago, there were all these complaints about how sites like Demand Media were "cluttering" up the internet.

However, as we predicted at the time, this was only a temporary issue, and had more to do with the current state of filters, rather than the content itself.

The internet has always been filled with a ton of crap, but it didn't matter because you didn't see most of it, and you could ignore the pieces here and there that you did run into.

"I convinced myself this thing would make me run more often, thus get me in better shape, thus give me more energy, thus become motivated and get a good job, thus marry that beautiful girl, thus have great sex, thus live 20 years longer and die a happy, fulfilled, fit man.

All this for just $29.99!"

DevShed has posted part three of their series looking at loader applications in PHP using the __autoload magic method.

it's better without windows: "Microsoft and ASUS recently launched a website to promote Windows on the ASUS EeePC.

Traditionally, ASUS has installed their own customized Linux distribution on these machines. ASUS didn't do a very good job with that distribution, and thus customers believed the machines didn't work very well."