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February 16, 2010
Topics: computers, experiments, jokes, software development
After an awesome Japanese dinner with my good friend Luizzz , we came to the conclusion that the website that was missing was one where you could bomb any country in the world. … So over the course of about 8 hours – the next day – we came up with bombthiscountry.com , a meaningless website where you can bomb any country in the world (yes, China, Tibet is a country). (…) [continue reading]
February 4, 2010
Topics: computers, software development, tips
I recently came across an article entitled “Pair programming works“. To be honest, the first thing that crossed my mind was that this would be a cartoon mocking the concept.
Fortunately, i was wrong as the article gives very compelling arguments on why “Pair programming” has a lot of benefits, both (…) [continue reading]
December 18, 2009
Topics: code snipplets, computers, experiments, software development, tutorials
As everyone already knows, Google Chrome now supports websockets. In essence, this allows you to keep a connection open with a webserver indefinitely (analogous to typical sockets) and send data bi-directionally. Unfortunately Chrome is the only browser currently supporting this, but I’m pretty sure this will change.
So I decided to (…) [continue reading]
December 17, 2009
Topics: computers, cries for help, software development, video
According to a post on their forums, there are currently 0 (zero) developers working on the OSX version of the popular video player VLC.
If you know someone with Cocoa skills that wants a good challenge, pass the message on.
Please do, I don’t want to lose my favorite video player of (…) [continue reading]
December 14, 2009
Topics: software development, technology, writing
I recently took another look at all the different texts I wrote in the past and came to the conclusion that I really need a central place to handle all of that.
Due to the fact that I don’t feel like maintaining the Java desktop application I created for that effect, (…) [continue reading]
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