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C# and top-level statements
C# 9 introduced a new language feature. It was called “Top-level statements”. Basically, it allows you to write a program eschewing all the boilerplate [...]
Another Keyboard Post
I’ve written about products from Unicomp previously- specifically, the Unicomp Ultra Classic, most recently Here. Unicomp is the company who now makes the [...]
The BCVAULT NAS
For some time, I’ve been using my primary desktop as an informal NAS. It has two 4TB Drives which serve as mass storage(one WD Red and a WD Blue), and I’ve [...]
Nintendo and Emulation
Somebody contacted me on reddit in regards to some of my older comments on the platform, and it sort of got me thinking that I write a lot of crap on there [...]
More thoughts on the fall of UX Design
Recently, I found a old Thinkpad T40 for around 10 bucks at the Thrift Store. I’m always a sucker for Thinkpad’s so I picked it up. I’ve already got a [...]
Windows 11 is Coming Soon
Recently Microsoft officially announced a successor to Windows 10. Those able to do arithmetic may be able to predict it would be Windows 11. This [...]
Roman Numerals
I recently stumbled upon, this page discussing the topic of Roman Numerals. What alarmed me was the amount of code presented there for solving the problem. [...]
Microsoft’s return to it’s 1998 Anti-trust roots
Recently, I saw a tweet that gravely concerned me. It described a new feature being added to Task Manager. Edge Tabs are handled by separate Edge [...]
Windows 10 and the sudden importance of “Visual Consistency”
As Windows 10 has evolved from it’s initial versions, and people have been exposed to UWP and Win32 alike, There has been a growing “movement” of people [...]
Santa Hats. Santa Hats Everywhere
As we enter November, I am bracing myself for the yearly online festival. Every year, as December draws closer, more and more people slap Santa hats onto [...]