Posted in July, 2005

VNC over RDP

If you use Windows XP a bunch you have probably heard of Remote Desktop (Connection). This is Microsoft’s implementation of remote control software, they have built in right into the Windows Operating System. Microsoft has implemented the Remote Desktop Protocol by utilizing their Terminal Services within the OS. What this means is […]

Comments (17)

DebugMode Wink Tutorials

Have you ever needed to help someone with configuration or use of a particular piece of software? Ever wanted a quick way to make a movie for your family or friends, they could follow along instead of writing out word instructions that didn’t seem clear?
For me, one thing being a computer engineer […]

Comments

The Art of Breaking

For those of you who have never heard of Thousand Foot Krutch, they are one killer hardcore band. They sound like tight rhythm, they strum rock and sing truth. TFK is from Toronto Ontario. I know they played at YC this past May, although I had to miss it much to my […]

Comments (1)

Europe Trip Planning

I for one am not much of a planner. I do however take a long time to think about the decisions I make. Sarah and I have got a couple Lonely Planet guides for Spain and the Mediterranean. Our tickets have been purchased in full and we’re now just coasting along, waiting […]

Comments

Summer Hikes

Sarah and I have been on a number of hikes lately. I decided to show you almost exactly where we hiked using Google Maps. I’m going to continue to update this posting as more hikes are completed.
Click a hike to show it on the map:

Heart Mountain
Crypt Lake - Waterton Park

Please note that the […]

Comments (3)

Accessibility: Web Standards vs Hacks

Web design is a lot of fun. I’ve been coding websites for some time and while HTML has remained fairly static, my design philosophies have not. Although I would love for this post to be details about a new way to design better web sites — it isn’t.
Back when I marked up my […]

Comments (4)