Author Archives: Dan

Working with the AppInstalled and AppUninstalling events in SharePoint Apps

Some quick notes about remote app events receivers I have picked up when working with apps in SharePoint Online. When is AppInstalled triggered? When you add an app in SharePoint Online it shows in Site Content as being added. Installing … Continue reading

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Walkthrough for Animaniacs: Lights, Camera, Action!

When I worked on the GameBoy Advance title Animaniacs: Lights, Camera, Action! we also put together an official walkthrough for the game. The game was however severely delayed, and the walkthrough was forgotten and never publicly released. I found it … Continue reading

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Introducing DynForm, a c# library for semi-automatic WinForms dialogs

Application development often involves creating dialogs where the user is presented a form to enter or edit some sort of data. DynForm aims to make development of this a little bit easier. By implementing a simple interface into your data … Continue reading

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The “secret” Windows 8.1 menu for power users

Windows 8 is still new to me, and I’m quite frustrated every time I need to use it because seems to try its best to hide all the useful settings and features from me, and search insists on promoting Metro … Continue reading

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Opening CSV files in Excel

CSV (Comma Separated Values) is a useful file format for tabular data that I often use. But every time I want to load a CSV file into Excel it does not seem to recognize the files. Usually it just loads … Continue reading

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Stereo Mix does not record any sound when using a USB headset

I want to share a problem that I stumbled on recently. I was helping my mother setting up her computer to allow for recording audio through stereo mix. Stereo Mix is a virtual recording device that allows you to record … Continue reading

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Sega Game Brochure Scans 1989-1991

In a previous post I shared scans from my collection of old Swedish Nintendo game ads, brochures, pamphlets and posters. In addition to these, I also had some brochures from Sega that I have now scanned and uploaded. Two of   … Continue reading

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Swedish Nintendo Brochure Scans 1988-1993

During the late 80’s and yearly 90’s Bergsala, the official distributor of Nintendo products in Sweden published yearly games brochures, leaflets and other promotional items. I still have some of these, and decided to scan them and share. For me, … Continue reading

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Authentication with Passwords & Passphrases: Implications on Usability and Security

The following text is a summary of an academic report I wrote together with a friend as part of a course on computer security at Lund University. The paper was graded “A” by the teacher. You can download and read … Continue reading

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Get a zero-installation SQL database for learning or dabbling

Database Management Systems typically require big installations and configuration to get running. I’ve always found this to be a major threshold for working with databases, especially if you only want to test some simple queries or if you are learning … Continue reading

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