So about 2 years ago I made a post on the “Top Reasons Why Mac’s Suck” at the old Blog website. Now yes a lot of what was posted here original is very out of date, but that is not the point. The point I am trying to make is that this posted was made 2 years ago and for some reason I still manage to get hits and comments. I just can’t believe that this simple post “that I made late at night” still manages to get this much attention.

Read it here

If you’ve got anything to added to the discution please feel free to do so.

So this is a preliminary notification but Burner, Gerber, and I have finally set down and recorded our very first episode of our much anticipated Open Source podcast. We are hoping to have the first episode released by Friday of this week for you to listen too.

Please keep in mind these notes when you listen to this podcast.
1) Its our very first every.
2) None of us have sound mixing, and recording skills.
3) We did it on a shared mic.
4) It was done on a Mac (Boo).\, But it was all we had that had a mic.
5) We are new at this.

but I really do hope you enjoy it.

Listen at VivaLaOpenSource.com

Well a while back I may have talked about one of the projects I was working. This project was called MySQLPool. Well I have changed the name and put it up on Google Code for those that wish to download it or development onto it. The projects new name is now PySQLPool. I figured this name would make it a little less confusing when using it in your project.

There has been many small bugs bug fixes as well as many improvements to its speed. Once of the new things you will see is a much better and faster means of interaction with the package. Some of which are quick functions that will generate the objects needed to interact with the package. Another feature I have added is mysql connections based on there port. I have also done away with the Dictionary used to store your connection information and replaced it with a Class that allows you to save your connection information with how needing to know names and make sure you get them right.

I hope you all enjoy the python package and if you have any issues please feel free to report them on the Google Code page.

Download PySQLPool Here