It has been about a month since I built a new PC. Maybe 2. The days sort of blend together. As a result I’ve been able to use the new system and can [...]

While the title is partially tongue-in-cheek, in that Printing Receipts would generally not be a particularly exciting topic, it still offers it’s [...]

Quick, Short post. I have a lot of draft posts that I don’t know if I’ll ever finish so I’m trying to go with a policy of just aiming to [...]

Windows 3.1 marked the beginning of a long line of Operating System success. It did, however, have it’s share of problems; one of those was [...]

After I loved on to .NET and C#, I was happy to leave the sinking ship that was VB6. As I learned C#, I became more and more aware of just how shoddy and [...]

When it comes to using different Programming languages, you should simply use whichever language is best at the goal you have in mind. As near as I can [...]

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 [...]

introspection into Types, Methods, and Parameters is a very useful feature for the creation of highly dynamic programs. One use for this ability is to [...]

Recently, a mysterious bug cropped up in one of the programs for which I had most of the responsibility. In this case the bug was a strange “The [...]