Darryl Browne Web Application Developer

Another of I-COM’s Web Application Developers, Darryl Browne cut his teeth back in ’96 (in internet terms, that’s like 2000BC) building online gaming communities for his friends.

Darryl found that, despite the fact that everyone wanted a website back then, there was an abundance of designers but no-one to do the heavy lifting (coding, that is), so he took the initiative and taught himself to build websites.

Darryl is half-Polish and, by his own admission, is the most boring person in the world.

Darryl Browne
My Recent Blog Posts
Google Chrome EULA
September 3rd 2008
Google's EULA for beta web browser Chrome raises some serious issues about what Google can do with your personal information.
What is the opposite of the htacess [QSA] flag?
August 6th 2008
Trying to write code to produce the opposite of QSA proved difficult and only extensive research yielded the code to do a QSA inversion on the .htaccess file.
All developers work for Microsoft
May 13th 2008
By upgrading your web browser from IE6 to an alternative such as Firefox or Opera, you can help your web developer spend less time fixing bugs and more time improving your website.