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As part of a series of articles on Chaos Theory and classical programs from my early days of computing, I am sharing a favorite program which generates a population bifurcation diagram when running. Years ago I wrote a program to generate these diagrams on my old Radio Shack Color Computer when I had a lot Read More …
More than a few years ago, I was blessed to acquire a Radio Shack Color Computer which was brand new and with which I first explored the world of computing LONG before there was an Internet to connect to. Back then, we haunted the BASIC language books and BBS systems as well as user meetings Read More …
I have a love/hate relationship with AVG as a all in one security solution. For one it is a very comprehensive solution but the documentation is next to nonexistent and the company online help is just as lacking. The software, however, is excellent, if you can figure out how to use it when you have Read More …
This is the second in our series about URLRewrite. We are going to focus on another aspect of URLRewrite. Namely the concept of rewriting a url “in-flight” to allow a URLRewrite rule to conduct an action that the administrator wishes to implement on the IIS server. The subject of rewrites versus redirects immediately comes to Read More …
One of the tools I use with IIS 7.5 and 8.0 as a web administrator and designer to add functionality to applications like content management systems, document management systems and static web sites is to use URLRewrite. This module is freely available from Microsoft and allows for creation of unique rules and processing of incoming Read More …
As I was building this site, I noted I needed to forward another domain of mine to point to this site. It’s a pretty simple thing to do in any standard DNS configuration, but in this case, I was using Google Domains. The problem was, I wanted to forward any requests to the root domain Read More …