Needless to say, Computers, and the internet, have become nearly ubiquitous today. And it’s no surprise that they have found a spot in our schools. [...]
No, Not the kissing disease, Infectious mononucleosis, the open-source .NET CLR interpreter and class library. .NET; I might have ranted about this before, [...]
I was looking over some of my old project folders, and I found a 54-page (well, 54K text file) development log (devlog.txt) for my VB6 version of [...]
In the early days of networked gaming (I mean, the days of Doom- (not to things like imaginet)) connections were slow. If a game or application tried to [...]
For the user interface between a user and a computer, the basic options are mouse, and keyboard. Of course, joypads and joysticks are available and can be [...]
As with most people, when Vista was first released/announced, I was skeptical. Perhaps it was the rather high system requirements compared to XP, or, far [...]