Years ago, I tried to clean up this damaged photo. My efforts were unsuccessful, but I think I'd do better if I tried again today. But I...

More organized than usual.   

Human civilization is likely to reach a level of technological maturity such that creative individuals will be capable of using generative A...

Long ago, I owned a PC with a special CD burner that could print images and text on the non-data side of certain specially-treated CDs. This...

Here's the manual for the software that got me through the first two years of university: Paperclip . Paperclip was pretty primitive com...

Here's a pretty slick computer terminal, if I do say so myself. I'm finally starting to develop the patience and technique necessary...

For many months now, I've followed all the tips and tricks I can find to get my Windows 10 computer to recognize my iPhone 7 for long e...

Here is Sean pretending to smash a vintage Commodore 1702 monitor, perhaps one of the finest monitors of its era. We sure got a lot of ...

Back in 2016, I wrote about my favourite arcade games , my favourite console games of the second generation era , and the Atari 8-bit era....

Here I am sometime in the early 1990s playing Wolfenstein 3d on what may have been the family's first Windows computer. Mein coupon! ...

For a couple of years in the early 1990s, I moved back into Mom and Dad's basement. This is my computer station: an Atari ST comp...

For four or five years during the late 80s and early 90s, my computer of choice was the Atari 520 ST. Weird Dreams was among the most memo...

In late 2016, Benj Edwards wrote a somewhat melancholy article about the few bulletin board systems (BBSes) that remain active today . Lik...

I made this sometime between, oh, grades 8 to 11, probably on some form of Apple - a II or a IIe. I have no idea what software I used to...

Thanks to the generosity of my perpetually early-adopting friend Pete, I had the opportunity to enjoy my very first Virtual Reality (VR)...

I just imported all of my digital (including scanned) photos into Adobe Lightroom. According to Lightroom, I have 58,706 photos to date. Th...

Today I am learning that it takes 13 hours to back up 1.45 terabytes of photographs. They stretch backward in time to the collections of my...