The MirandaSoft™ Report
MirandaSoft's Premier News Reporting Service

Jan
19

*** BREAKING NEWS ***

*** OFFICIAL MIRANDASOFT BULLETIN ***

Originally speculated prior to November’s renewal of MirandaSoft.net domain, is the closure of MirandaSoft, which means the shutdown of MCRS Philippines. MirandaSoft is almost 18 years old, and it’s had served well.

MirandaSoft was born in 1992, starting off as a computer software development agency to a huge, glorified computer professional agency. The shutdown at the 18th birthday was never forecasted.

There are many divisions of MirandaSoft, so here’s a simplified breakdown of what’s going to happen during the next few months:

  • MirandaSoft Computer Services (Seattle HQ) – Permanent shutdown
  • MirandaSoft Security (team) – Seperated and possibly, sold off.
  • MCRS Philippines – Complete shutdown
  • MirandaSoft.net – To be offered for sale, or domain allowed to expire.

To the general public, this is a major shock, but the shock is even bigger to MirandaSoft Security, my security division that I had established in 1997. It’s a massive team of humans and computers, in multiple countries. They’re sole responsible is for the defense of MirandaSoft. The protocols used by MirandaSoft security are extremely proprietary. They’re recent assignments have been to hunt down the spammers and hackers that have attacked MirandaSoft.

MirandaSoft’s SpamHunter and HackerTracker technologies will be absorbed into MirandaSoft’s management and re-branded as necessary. These are unreleased technologies of MirandaSoft, and are planned for continued operation without the original security teams.

MirandaSoft.net will continue with The MirandaSoft Report until MCRS Philippines has ceased to function.

End of Report.

Dec
31

あけましておめでとうございます

Manigong Bagong Taon

¡Felíz año nuevo!

Happy New Year!

From MirandaSoft™, MCRS Philippines, and The Miranda Family of Pasig City, Philippines.

Dec
28

One of my New Year’s resolutions is to start programming, again. In my own history, I wrote assembly language programs (1979-1986), BASIC programs (1979-1991), C programs (1990-1992), and C++ programs (1991-1996). From 2001 to 2007, I worked with a proprietary IDE to make Palm OS software, but the coding was in C/C++.

Now, for the very first time, and it was on Christmas day 2009 that I decided to visit the Microsoft Visual Studio Express website and ended up confused on which programming language I should choose. I hate mixing programming languages! Here are the choices:

MirandaSoft’s data encryption codes are in object modules that were used previously in Borland C++ IDE. I’m not certain if I can compile these into Visual Studio Express.

MirandaSoft

Dec
26

Back in 1992, MirandaSoft was born, as a software development business, in Seattle, Washington, USA and moved to Anchorage, Alaska, USA. Shareware and Freeware products were made for MS-DOS during that time. Software development faded in 1996 when moved back to Seattle, where MirandaSoft upgraded into a computer service center. And then, from 2001 to 2007, MirandaSoft produced shareware and freeware products for Palm OS devices.

Prior to MirandaSoft’s birth in 1992, MCM Databases (name before) was already involved in proprietary data encryption, which, eventually became patented under MirandaSoft’s business license. Data encryption prevented cracking, as MirandaSoft does not use standard cipher policies.

From 2006 to 2008, MirandaSoft had released freeware products for Mac OS X, but were not supported by MirandaSoft. It was a test market of MirandaSoft’s original software development capabilities.

Now, 2010 is just around the corner, and many people have been wondering, what’s MirandaSoft’s next move… The answer is software development for the following operating systems:

The types of software that will be developed remains secret from the public, but there is a possibility of MirandaSoft entering the gaming market. However, there are protocols set in place, to allow MirandaSoft to benefit from software piracy. Details are withheld.

More news to come. End of Report.

MirandaSoft!