Because things have changed, I wrote a sequel to my How to get your Let’s Encrypt certificates for 2021 article. 1. Install Python If you do not have Python yet, run a command prompt as administrator, and type “Python”. If you do not have Python installed yet, the Microsoft Store will open, from where you …
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Continuing from the previous post entitled Dabbling with NuGet.org, I’ve published some more unofficial, modern, very much work-in-progress clients for different APIs. Having spent the better part of my spare time this month to splitting off such shared logic, I think that’ll be it for now. Everything’s open-source, so feel free to contribute, or to …
Since my last post, I have been coding on a personal project in my spare time. As the code grows, I noticed that some of it could be spun off into more generic building blocks that could be re-used in other apps. As an exercise, I separated those parts from the main application, then packaged …
You guessed it. The WPF version of Theine is now open source at GitHub! Story time. The following tweet caught my attention. Turns out I was tagged in it. Being the gentleman that I am, I replied. 2 days later, I did not clean up the repository, but did split off the core app code …
This document outlines how to allow connecting more than 10 devices to your ZTE 4G router. By default, a ZTE MF920V 4G router allows only for 10 devices (computers, tablets, phones) to connect to it simultaneously at any given point in time. Disclaimer: If you choose to follow this guide, you do so at your …
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During 2020, any and all barbez.eu apps became free of charge, some were open-sourced, and released into the public domain. The idea is to continue this line during 2021. This year, I’ve so far released a .NET Core license key generator and verifier library, of which the source code is freely available via GitHub. The …
Until mid-2020 or so, zerossl.com was my personal go-to for generating certificates using the web. Sporting an easy UI, it allowed all of us in the free Web to create a SSL certificate for free for our web apps. As it stands, those days are now gone, at least via zerossl.com, at least for me. …
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Well, I guess the time has come to also open-source our Screenshot One Pro app.
The WPF version of Experience Index System Assessment Tool is now open source at GitHub!
