One interesting trend I’ve noticed on tech-related blogs and articles is a strange focus on Linux- for example, “10 reasons to switch to [...]

Windows 3.1 was released in April 1992. It was very much a ‘bugfix’ release for Windows 3.0. As luck would have it however Windows 3.1 was the [...]

Recently, Valve announced their upcoming ‘product’- a Free Operating System called SteamOS. Steam OS is the culmination of a year or so of [...]

Through quite a number of versions, Windows has included a tool called “MSConfig” for configuring your software setup. There is a lot of [...]

As many web developers are aware, there are a myriad of ways to develop websites and interactive web applications today. On the server side, one typically [...]

Now that I finally have a windows machine with a internet connection, I decided to investigate issues I heard of from reliable sources that the BCUpdateLib [...]

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 [...]

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