K’s Weblog

OK, admittedly this article isn’t much good if you don’t have a MacBook. But if you do you have to try this. The program is called MacSaber, and it turns your humble laptop into the devastatingly accurate weapon of the Jedi knights. How you ask? Simple.
Most modern laptops (including all MacBook [...]

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With much less fanfare than the previous version Microsoft released the latest version of the .NET framework earlier this month at the TechEd Europe developers conference in Barcelona. The reason for the low-key launch? This release is a renamed, repackaged version of .NET Framework 2.0 with the new Windows Presentation Foundations (WPF, formerly [...]

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Scott Guthrie recently posted a bit of a resolution for an issue that has appeared in Visual Studio 2005 for people using the new AJAX (Atlas) components. If you’ve been trying this package out, and have noticed some intellisense missing, have a look at the entry listed below. There are two quick workarounds [...]

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The big G is at it again… one of their new tools: Google Analytics. This is Google’s solution for webmasters that joins together not only site statistics, graphs and reporting but also provides the ability to plan and track milestones relating to traffic and referrals.
Analytics also integrates with Google’s AdWords to provide a method [...]

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Ever have a time when you were sitting around with a few friends, and came up with some cockamamie scheme to make money or save the rainforest or just get a few laughs? Well those times are here again, all day every day over at halfbakery.
The bakesperson and a crew of many regulars discuss [...]

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