Clearing the Clouds of Technology
A project on how to use a 1280×800 LCD Kit to build a battery powered portable mini monitor which is useful for your DSLR camera, your Raspberry Pi or to extend the viewing field of your computer.
DIY Portable Mini Monitor was originally published on iSeeTech
DIY Portable Mini Monitor was originally published on iSeeTech
DIY Portable Mini Monitor was originally published on iSeeTech
Microsoft Technical Fellow Jeffrey Snover traces the roots of Windows Server and their persistence in the company’s cloud. * Read the full article here
Jeffrey Snover: From Windows NT to Nano Server was originally published on iSeeTech
Jeffrey Snover: From Windows NT to Nano Server was originally published on iSeeTech
Man, communicating in today’s ever-changing, ever-more-technological world can be confusing. Not only that, but for the lazy among us (points at self), keeping up can be a huge challenge. I don’t want to have to figure out some new emoji or social media platform every other week. Who has that kind of time? * Read…
You Might Be Confused…Here’s What These Emoji ACTUALLY Mean was originally published on iSeeTech
If you’re in operations, jumping into PowerShell can be intimidating if you have no coding experience. PowerShell is a combination of standard command statements from the old DOS days mixed with some .NET-style syntax. The frustrating part is that even a .NET coder needs some time to learn PowerShell syntax, because it’s unlike any Windows programming…
PowerShell versus CMD was originally published on iSeeTech
PowerShell versus CMD was originally published on iSeeTech