Yesterday (day #2) and today (day #3) I continued to work on further adding features to App Tracker. Below is my report on those two days. While this summarizes some of my activities throughout the challenge, I would like to eventually expand on some topics and write additional posts on those. If you have any … Continue reading 100 Days of Code: Day 2 & 3 – App Tracker MacOS Support and UI →

Yesterday, I posted about starting the #100DaysOfCode challenge. That was Day 0. The beginning. The introduction. Today marks the first official day of writing code as part of this challenge. What’d we do today? Today, I wrote a basic app tracker in Python to track the time I use different applications on my computer. Right … Continue reading 100 Days of Code: Day 1 – App Tracker →

Hello everyone! It has been a while and definitely a fun and exciting adventure over the past years since I’ve last deployed anything to this blog. While I may talk about my experiences over the past several years, especially in the software development industry, today’s post is to talk about an exciting new endeavour I’m … Continue reading 100 Days of Code: Day 0 – “The Beginning” →

Quite a bit’s happening this week, chiefly, CES 2011 is starting this Wednesday and will be held in Las Vegas. Here’s a few news tidbits floating around the web today, some regarding CES 2011. Will 2011 be the end of Wintel and the beginning of “GARM"? Larry Dignan, Editor-in-Chief at ZDNet, writes today about the … Continue reading Winquire News Around the Web for January 3, 2011 →

I updated my recent blog post from last month titled "Stuff I Use" and have converted it to a static page which can be found at the upper right corner next to my About page. Feel free to check it out, I've added a bit of stuff, and as always, I'll continue to update it … Continue reading Update: Stuff I Use (November, 2010) →

I forgot to mention this earlier, with all of the PDC10 hub dub going on. So, I’ll give it a shot here. Microsoft offered up details on how to modify the IE9 Beta to accommodate the innards of IE9 PP6. If you so happen to want to use the new Beta with the PP6 innards, … Continue reading Running IE9 PP6 behind IE9 Beta →

Not sure how I missed this, but Jeff Blankenburg will be posting everyday on his blog regarding topics of Windows Phone 7 development. Of course, I’ve been very interested in these types of topics, especially with such a new and intriguing platform such as Windows Phone 7. I wish I had gotten to this earlier, … Continue reading Check Out Jeff Blankenburg’s 31 Days of Windows Phone 7 →

This past weekend I had run across some interesting information over at the SuperSite for Windows regarding a possible decrease in the number of TechNet Product Keys. At the time it was pushed off as a possible network issue with Microsoft and I took no further notice with the issue. However, now it looks like … Continue reading Microsoft TechNet Subscription Product keys Reduction →

Intel announced that it will be using one of its lower-end chipsets to test whether or not customers will be privy to purchasing upgrade codes to enable certain components of their chipsets. Intel will enable this technology on its low end Pentium G6951 line of processors. Intel won’t be offering this choice with all of … Continue reading Intel Breaks New Ground: Selling Unlock Cards for Chipsets →

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