Let’s say that you’ve outgrown IE’s RSS feed capabilities. Let’s say that you’ve already exported your feeds to an OPML file for later re-import. To export the Windows RSS feed list to OPML: Click the Add Favorites button in IE, choose Import and Export, then Export Feeds Let’s say that now, you want to get rid of them. All. [...]

…was going to be the title of this post, but it’s not any more! Tricky, hey? See, it wasn’t X3′s fault, as it turns out, despite every other game seemingly running fine. At least, there were other contributing factors, so it wasn’t just X3. X3 had been coyly winking at me from Steam for a little [...]

Thanks to the joy of ClickOnce, the new beta of PjPic is self-installing and self-updating. So I won’t bother posting about it again. Unless something really interesting happens. Like it starts stripping for money. That would be postworthy. Grab from the PjPic page. tags: Development, Software

On steroids, that is, without the shrivelled um… equipment and rage issues! PjPic could be called a spiritual sequel to PasteOff, in much the same way that other spiritual sequels bear little resemblance of their alleged parents. It’s got multiple save profiles (one folder per profile, one upload location per profile, one set of clipboard [...]

Projects. Are being warmed. Ohhh, yes. They are being warmed. They might not be boiling yet, but they’re lukewarm, at least. I’d like to talk about them, but… I can’t. They would know. They would find out. They would kill me. tags: Development

Sooo… You’re cobbling together a little utility that does file uploads in your shiny new VS2005… And you want to upload a file to a server using HTTP, HTTPS or FTP… And you find the System.Net.Webclient class, and think “Wow! That looks perfect!” And you find it does everything you need it to do in [...]