windows Overlay WindowsStore-Apps (UWP) without code-signing or hooking (aka. true always on top windows) If you want to overlay Windows Store apps, the program has to have the 'uiAccess=True' flag set in the manifest, and it must be signed. Code-Signing costs money, so that's bad for any small open-source project. However, there is another way...
windows The Ultimate WSL2 setup I often get asked by friends and workmates how my WSL setup, on my Machines for both, personal and professional work, looks like and how I even use zsh as my native shell for Windows tasks.
typescript Advanced Typescript Types, explanations and Cheatsheet Typescript provides a fair share of built-in Utility-Types, however, I always come back copy-pasta-ing from my old code when needing more complex util-types. So here's a cheat-sheet, with examples and explanations, for some of the advanced types I've built and used within the last years.
controller Third party Steam Controller software. Part 2 - My take on it. In part one of this two-part article, I went over what we have seen in the first year and a bit since the Steam Controller has launched, in terms of hardware mods and (mostly third party) software for it.
gaming Third party Steam Controller software. Part 1 - State after a year It’s been well over a year since Valve has released their little beasty of an input device dubbed “Steam Controller”. When Valve first announced it and stated that this
windows Hacking and Modding Windows Universal Apps and Games (UWP) Note: This article was migrated and used some custom plugins on the old Blog. Some things might look a bit broken, but should be perfectly readable. There are a lot
bash A better commandline experience on Windows Lets face it, the default command line in Windows is pretty bad. The terminal and the shell are functional, sure. But they’re not very comfortable to use and have
controller Steam Controller - Perspective of a computer science student I really got excited about the Steam Controller and the kind of gaming it could enable, when Valve first announced it and stated that this thing should be as hackable
Blog std::cout << "Hello World!"; Welcome to the “behind flatspot-pictures” blog. Contrary to what the name might let you predict, this is not a behind the scenes blog about some artist / art-project named “Flatspot-Pictures”. It’s a tech-blog. A tech-blog from a computer science student (I hope the super
