Here's a quick list of resources I gathered following today's CPU vulnerabilities announcement: The Register article Plain and simple explanation Google statement Azure statement AWS statement Microsoft security update KB4056890 Microsoft changes to IE and Edge Windows Client Guida

The UI of my Xbox One got very sluggish and it was a pain to use.  Games were running fine but moving from tile to tile and menu to menu was tremendously slow.  A quick search on the InterTubes led me to this solution: Clear the Blu-ray cacheSelect Settings/All Settings/Disc &

Take an hour to watch this thought provoking talk by Hadi Hariri about the silver bullet myth and churn in our industry: [youtube:3wyd6J3yjcs] And if you want more, listen to Uncle Bob on DotNetRocks.

Happy Year of the Monkey from the Windows Insiders Ninja Monkey himself! Download the wallpapers for PC, Windows Phones and Band here

Gadget time! I was looking to change my desk lamp because it was too bulky and the halogen bulb was generating way too much heat.  While browsing, I found that Anker was selling an LED desk lamp.  Having previously bough a fantastic USB charger form them, I was intrigued and bought one. &n

Le 27 octobre 2015, Microsoft organise une journée de formation gratuite pour sa plate forme de données. Pour vous inscrire, cliquez ici

Office 2016 was released today and like all major Microsoft product, I usually can't wait to install the new stuff so I downloaded the ISO from MSDN and launched the installer by double clicking on setup.exe expecting: That I will be giving a choice to upgrade my current Office 2013 installation Th

OneNote is an awesome application for note taking but many features are hidden.  Thomas Maurer, an Hyper-V MVP, has listed a series of über cool OneNote features in a blog post.  To bookmark!

Do Not Track is an interactive Web documentary about privacy and the Web economy. [youtube:z8PuBEqh_iY] [youtube:CooqD5bHdCg] Share with your friends and family: English version | French Canadian version | French version

For a training project, I had to produce a 1280x720p video on my MacBook Air.  That should be easy ;-) So I bought and installed TechSmith's Camtasia Mac, did a test video and quickly found that exporting to 1280x720p resulted in blurry videos because Camtasia had to scale the screen from the n