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How to not sound like an idiot when describing characters

Ever wondered the difference between a hash, mesh, thud and an octothorpe? There is none. It’s this: #

Did you know that an _underscore_ is also called a flatworm? It’s also called a skid.

Coding Horror has released an excellent article on ASCII Pronunciation Rules for Programmers.

Now you can sound smart about unpronounceable characters. Neat!

 

Happy Summer from Sononaco!

Are you wishing for some cooler weather yet? Before you know it we will be in football season then inundated with holiday ads. Before we get too far ahead of ourselves we would like to take a few moments to toot our own horn about some of our recent accomplishments, drop some exciting news and take look at what lies ahead.

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Sononaco’s President on Washington’s NBC4

During the iPhone 3G S launch, Sononaco President Keith Hall was interviewed while waiting in line at the Clarendon Apple Store in Arlington, Virginia.

Watch the video on YouTube (recorded with the new iPhone).

After a two-and-a-half hour wait we received the phones. Unfortunately, it also took about an hour for AT&T to active one of them.

Sononaco Upgrading Zend Framework to version 1.8

We are in the process of upgrading all of our hosted sites and codebases to Zend Framework 1.8.1. If you are a developer please be sure to update your local copy of the Framework.

Zend released version 1.8 of the Zend Framework around the first of May. Sononaco is upgrading the Zend Framework running on all of our servers. There are several notable changes to the code but there is one issue that needs to be immediately addressed: the Autoloader.

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