PHP Markdown

This snippet of code transforms a markdown string of text into the desired HTML output.
It is the same basic style of formatting that sites like github and Google+ do.
You can easily customize the inputs/outputs of the HTML code that it transforms.

My '02 WRX

Here's my car blog. I'll keep it updated as I make mods to it.
There were already a lot of mods made to it when I got it, It's pretty well built, but we'll see what I have to re-do or update further

How to not suck at version numbers

Ever wonder what the right way to do versions numbers is? Well the truth is, there isn't one. But I think we can sure get closer than versions like: v0.124.120.12-M57-dev-beta-prerelease.

[X-Plane] - The Balanced PHP Development Framework

This is X-Plane. It's a PHP development framwork that's lightweight, easy, and unobtrusive to the developer. Unlike most frameworks X-Plane creates functions for your repetitive tasks, with a minimal effect on the environment in which you program. Because of the modularity of the codebase, it allows you to use as much or as little of the tools as you want.

The project is currently in a pre-release phase, and it's use isn't recommended as no support will be given until version one is released.

A full release is expected sometime in the fall. Until then feel free to test out the code if you want, but please don't use it for anything important.

The Github repo can be found here

Why saying "degrees Kelvin" is A-OK

Recently, as in just now, I had an argument with a friend over whether saying "276 degrees Kelvin" is correct or not.
As you'll hear from most of your chemistry and physics teachers: "Kelvin is not measured in degrees". However, If you've ever been told "Saying 'degrees Kelvin' is wrong" they're lying to you, and here's why.