The price of publishing certified, code signed software for Microsoft Windows quadrupled this year. Apple developers have remained at $99 a year as code signing is apart of their membership fees; whether or not one wishes to distribute privately or through the AppStore. Microsoft on the other hand has been slow to compete and while […]
Freedom Isn’t Free and Neither is Open Source Read More »
Update: In addition to dev.cc, I’ve acquired dev.pw and also pointed it to localhost. I’d highly recommend users switch to using dev.pw for their localhost domain and development needs because it is way more cost effective for me, personally. Three-dot-two letter domains are very rare and very costly. Think of the ‘pw’ as standing for
(Not quite) Forever dev.cc Read More »
This blog is turning into a funeral home. It certainly wasn’t my intension. If I get to have it my way, my next post wont’t be so dreary but exciting. Not about ServerPress or DesktopServer, but rather what I’ve been working on in the last 30 days after closing up shop. While I’d love to
Open to Open Source Read More »
I don’t make it a habit of taking screenshots. That happens on occasion when I fumble with gripping the iPhone’s opposing power and volume buttons; but I do admit to capturing my mother smiling. Sadly, those unique opportunities have come to an end. Now I cannot feel bitter or alone. That would break my mother’s
Saying Farewell with Gratitude in a Technological World Read More »
This is a new blog. It is the third time I’ve “cleaned the slate”, abandoning prior websites simply because they were dated and never in the foreground of my attention. This time I’m making this blog my default browser’s homepage. In my more productive days, my browser’s default used to be iGoogle. iGoogle users may