I just today saw how much you can do with VBScript. It’s pretty sweet! Check this site out. The scripting for Vista that I saw a while ago looks pretty cool, and so does Google’s gadget interface for personalized home pages, desktops, and heck everything. I’m going to have to learn [...]
Entries from July 2006
July 30, 2006
Audio Games
Audio games, these things are pretty interesting. They are games that anybody can play. Originally built by blind gamers, a lot of research is going on and the field of popularity is expanding. I might want to program one of these! I’ll need to download a Speech SDK, but it’s way huge. Maybe a litttle [...]
July 27, 2006
War In The Middle East
This is a copy and paste of a post I made on the Middle East conflict between Lebanon and Israel. I think I should post it, and I’d like to hear opinions on this horrible controversy. I hope you will pray for those involved in conflicts around the world, whatever your religion. [...]
July 26, 2006
Blog Trafficking
When I first started my blog, I wasn’t sure if anyone would read it. I’m glad to know I was wrong. I have about 20 subscribers right now, and it isn’t a lot, but it’s a start. A lot of people have found my blog through searching, probably on Technorati. I’ve [...]
July 25, 2006
Google’s Messaging
I was quite surprised today when I opened up my trusty RSS Reader, and found out that Google, the company you can’t stop hearing about, has a real problem when it comes to their Google Talk. I’m not into really any instant messaging, but it astounds me that this marketing giant hasn’t leaped more in [...]
July 24, 2006
Got Google?
Microsoft has a problem, Google. What’s going wrong? Microsoft is losing its grip on things. It tries to stay up-to-date, and it might in terms of technology, but not in turns of popularity. Coders are going towards open source, and the only ones that are staying offline are those hard-core Microsoft [...]
July 21, 2006
Useless Blogging Essay
I like to blog, everybody likes to blog. I don’t have a lot to blog about and I was thinking, I want to write a blog. Even when I don’t have a lot to write about I have an urge to blog. For some, this can be a problem, and the urge to keep writing [...]
July 16, 2006
Confident About DirectX 9.0
DirectX 9.0 is sweet looking, I have it and the Platform SDK, and it’s all installed properly. My book for DirectX 8.1 threw up an error with this piece of code:
hconsole=CreateFile(”CONOUT$”,GENERIC_WRITE | GENERIC_READ,
FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE,
0L, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, 0L);
Don’t ask me why, because I have no clue. I found out the problem lies in [...]
July 14, 2006
Leaving For a Few Days
I’m going to be away for about three or four days, so I thought it’d be good to let you know. People tend to leave blogs if they don’t get the action fast, and I’m telling you to keep coming back. For your techie needs read Robert’s Blog. It’s good, and if [...]
July 13, 2006
Apple’s Dilemma
I have a problem with Apple, I just had to say it. They got so many issues, and they’re total control freaks. I mean think, if Steve Jobs had shared how to code with developers, developed some SDK’s, or told them exactly how to do it, they’d be on top of the world. [...]
July 12, 2006
The Five Corners of the Internet
The five corners of the Iinternet? What is this guy talking about. Well, to me the Internet comes with five groups of people. I hate to sterotype, I really do, but it seems like on the Internet everybody is part of a group. In fact these aren’t really groups. It’s [...]
July 10, 2006
I Registered A WordPress
I just joined the union err.. WordPress blogging! It’s so much better than blogger. I can upload files and no doubt I will. What’s this blog going to be about, everything I feel like writing, that mostly means tech stuff. What do I like to do? I like to code, [...]
