My wife and I enjoy playing co-op games together. Unfortunately, it seems that split screen couch co-op games are exceedingly rare, and most require you play co-op with two consoles linked over the network.
We have two Xbox One consoles for this reason. With one digital copy of a game
I used to work on line of business apps in C# and ASP.NET, and I was a big-time user of Visual Studio. Then, a few years ago, I switched jobs to work on iOS and Android apps and was issued a Mac for my primary developer machine, so I
The Nintendo VS. System was an arcade game system that played popular NES games that were slightly modified from their home counterparts. In some cases, the games were harder, had different levels, or included slightly better graphics.
While the system was primarily sold as a retrofit kit for Nintendo cabinets,
I've recently been getting familiar with React Native. I have a background in using TypeScript with my Cordova projects, and I wanted to try it out with React Native.
I've put together a simple repository on GitHub that shows how this can be done. This blog post walks through the
I'm going to explain how you can run SmoothWall as your primary home router on your existing home server with the help of Hyper-V.
But first, some background. (Alternately, you can skip down to the block diagrams.)
Ever since I upgraded from 56k to Cable Internet, I've run a