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TLA3000: Authenticating to Microsoft services with vanilla JavaScript

One of my current projects is focused on improving the developer experience when it comes to getting up and running with the numerous cool things possible with Microsoft Azure.  I… Read more »

JavaScript, Web Development    AAD, Authentication, Azure, JavaScript, Microsoft Account, MSA, OAuth2, TLA3000

Using GitHub Organizations for your OSS projects

I’ve been working on a side project at work, in the interest of expanding my knowledge of Microsoft’s developer platform and tools (which is the division I’m in now). Twitter… Read more »

Dev Stuff, GitHub   

Enabling Remote Desktop…Remotely

I’ve been working on rebuilding my home Active Directory environment, as well as splitting our personal data from multimedia to separate file servers. After getting everything up and running in… Read more »

Server Management   

Fixing Firefox Quantum: Auto-hiding toolbars

With Firefox axing native browser plugins, there are a lot of things I can’t do in the browser anymore. Hiding the toolbars is one of those annoying things that the… Read more »

Software   

In defense of the independent option: shattering the bipartisan myth

I probably got you going there for a minute, didn’t I? Don’t worry, this isn’t a political dissertation or anything. I’m talking about mobile operating systems. I mean, face it… Read more »

Hardware    Android, iOS, smartphones, Windows 10 Mobile

CraftHacking: Tools for ProvoCraft’s Cricut Explore Air

I’m a pretty creative person. I always have been, and my maternal family history includes a lot of creative-minded people. One of my cousins is a bona fide professional artist,… Read more »

Crafting    Cricut

No, Comcast. Just…no.

This may come as a huge shock to you, but I don’t like Comcast very much. I never had much of a problem with Comcast until now, surprisingly enough. I… Read more »

Internet News    Comcast

A Month With ChromeOS (and the HP Chromebook 14)

It’s true. I love technology. There’s something about a new gadget or computer that gets me all giddy inside, so I was actually pretty excited when my significant other told me… Read more »

ChromeOS, Hardware    ChromeOS, Google

Mozilla’s latest debacle – and why it hurts open source projects

Quite a few years ago now, a large open-source project called Pidgin fell prey to one of the bigger pitfalls of OSS – developer-user relations. With commercial software development, a… Read more »

Software    Firefox, Mozilla, Open Source

Google Glass

About a week ago I received Google Glass. I’m very excited about the potential applications, and I can’t wait to see how this dawning era of wearable tech will change… Read more »

Hardware    Explorer, glass, Google, hardware, wearable

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