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About a month ago, I saw someone post about a website called TMART.com. It's kinda like KMart, except it has a ton more tech. Maybe that's what the T is for, but I digress. I was instantly attracted to it like an insect to a porch light... drawn in by amazing prices on practically everything...

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The latest update for Windows 10, adds emoji support to any Windows keyboard. Emoji support was built into the Windows soft keyboard that sits in the system tray for years, but now it's available using any keyboard with a Windows key. Now you can add those cute little smiley faces 😊 to a Facebook post, … Continue reading Emojis are Finally Here with Windows 10

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Just kidding. It's still the redheaded step child. But seriously, every time I roll up my sleeves and dive into a new Microsoft technology, a part of me holds back from getting too excited. I'm struck by the amount of code I've written for software and web applications that used technologies that were effectively killed … Continue reading Microsoft Reverses Course on Visual Basic