Hello blog… I last updated you on the 29th of September last year, and so it’s exactly one year to the day as I write this. The year since then hasn’t been wasted at all, on the contrary it’s been very, very busy, but I feel as if you’ve been neglected, dear blog. This must… Continue reading one year later…
new year, new leaf… new blog?
So, it’s just come out of a (Jewish) new year, a time when traditionally people take stock of the previous year, and decide on new directions they’d like to take with the next. This is such a time for me, and what better time than to resurrect an old project such as this? I’ve also… Continue reading new year, new leaf… new blog?
visual studio meet SDL2, SDL2 meet visual studio…
I’ve been doing my development work in Linux for a while now, and doing that you get used to certain luxuries. One of these is the packaging system that comes installed with various Linux distros – thousands of useful applications and libraries are just a sudo apt-get install or sudo yum install away, and the… Continue reading visual studio meet SDL2, SDL2 meet visual studio…
back to the beginning…
This title could refer to two things: either this blog, which is an on-again off-again project of mine, or the current state of pop culture. On the former, life has gotten in the way and I’ve let it gather dust, and on the latter we’re talking about the current Hollywood strip-mining of comic book culture… Continue reading back to the beginning…
building glfw 3 on ubuntu 13.10 (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the cmake file)
Hello again blog… we really have to stop doing this as I should be updating you regularly. I mean, what’s the point of paying for a fancy domain name if we’re not going to do anything with you? So I’m back after a long hiatus, the last post before which I wrote a lot about… Continue reading building glfw 3 on ubuntu 13.10 (or how i learned to stop worrying and love the cmake file)
the fisher price syndrome
When I was very, very little, I had a “driving simulator” that was made by Tomy… what a quick Google tells me is the Turnin’ Turbo Dashboard. I use quotation marks because well, it wasn’t a simulator as there were no microchips involved. This plastic (but non-microchip based) toy kept me enthralled for hours… Continue reading the fisher price syndrome
life on mars
So, I’ve been away. That’s quite obvious, given the last post was on Boxing Day. My absence has been for a pretty good reason, though – I got a new job in Scotland, so I’ve moved up here to begin a new life and getting all that sorted has been taking its sweet time. It’s… Continue reading life on mars
