I don’t know how but somehow I’ve been awarded the Microsoft MVP award for my contributions to C# technical communities (C# MVP). Of course I [...]

That’s right. The latest version of BASeBlock now adds a working Polygon block. There was a lot of reengineering to be done, but it works [...]

A frequent- and aggravating- problem that I’ve had with games on my Windows machine is that many of them simply would not start. Inspecting Task [...]

Call me old fashioned, or possibly slow, but for some reason I never seem to be using the latest version of a piece of software. Until recently I was doing [...]

It is a frequent point of debate in many web communities that contain programmers- or back-seat programmers, as it were, to argue that such and such [...]

What does C# have that Java doesn’t? let’s see: Operator Overloading. This was excluded from Java because it’s “Dangerous” or [...]

Every single time I write a post that contains source code, it’s a bloody struggle. Take my previous “snippets” entry. Normally, I draft [...]

Naturally, as we write programs we create a small set of useful functions. BASeBlock has been no exception. I’ve created quite a few functions that [...]

AMD, like Cyrix VIA, and Nextech (I believe was the name) were all clone makers, they made pin compatible processors for PCs. Their primary advantage was [...]

In some of my recent posts, I’ve covered the topic of accessing and parsing an INI file for configuration data in a C# Application. Some may wonder [...]