When I wrote BCNetMenu, it was primarily for replacing Windows 10’s built in network foldout for VPN connections. However since that Network foldout [...]

I’ve complained before about Windows 10’s rather odd VPN and even wireless connection interface, in that it has excessive levels of [...]

I’ve not been particularly partial to Macintosh computers, having gravitated largely towards the somewhat more “open” environment that is [...]

There is a seemingly common affliction affecting some users of Windows where they find that their desktop icons receive old-style focus rectangles. This [...]

I’ve previously written about making adjustments to the Windows Master Volume control programmatically. I alluded to the addition of possible other [...]

Yet another new feature introduced into C# 6 are a feature called Dictionary Initializers. These are another “syntax sugar” feature that [...]

Not strictly programming related, but sparked by some recent UX I had with a few programs, including some I wrote. These are not hard and fast rules, by [...]

Previously I wrote about how the onward march of technology has slowed down, but the ‘stigma’ that surrounds using older hardware has not been [...]

My most recent acquisition on this is a Tandy 102 Portable computer. I’ve actually had a spot of fun with the Tandy 102 Portable. Writing BASIC [...]

One of the old standby’s of software development is manipulating bits within bytes. While it used to be that this was necessary- when you only have [...]