Author name: Jess

This week I started playing with sveasoft.com‘s talisman wireless mesh firmware at home.  What this firmware does is allow you to re-flash your wireless routers and enable many other features in your router. The firmware I opted for allows me to take multiple broadband routers and create a wireless mesh network out of them. What

A long time ago (okay about a year ago) when I first launched my wordpress based blog I stated one of the nice things about Windows hosting is that you can run a mix of applications.  If a PHP application is the best blogging engine available to fit your needs, you can run it while

So I’ve spent the past 24 hours with my blog converted to dasBlog. I’m pretty pleased with the blog but I have to say it’s got a long way to go if it’s going to match the power of wordpress. Here’s my take on it so far: Features in WordPress I find myself missing in

So I’ve been playing with dasBlog for a while now and have been contemplating making a blog engine switch from wordpress. Don’t get me wrong, I really enjoy wordpress but since we have wordpress running on the AppliedI.net blog I thought why not run something else on my personal blog. The nicest thing about wordpress

Since announcing support for  silverlight hosting we’ve had a great deal of interest in it by developers and designers alike. I think we’ll see some really great things out of the developer community on silverlight in the very near future. Today I learned that MSDN is offering a free half day training event and one