This blog has been lingering for far too long now. The reasons for that are manifold, but there are three primary ones which I would like to elaborate further.
Field Notes.
Today, Blender became 20 years old. I started using it in 1998 or 1999.
Article from the PhotoDesk Blog
I just finished 'Masters of Doom' a couple of days ago, and I've been on a sort of Doom/Quake/id/Carmack/Romero information frenzy ever since...
I've worked for quite some time in the digital display industry and I learned a lot about B2B buying behaviour while I worked for this company.
Reminiscing about multiple Scala projects and the troubles I had with them.
A review of the iPhone 5s
What will be the implications of Steve Ballmer's retirement from Microsoft
Note on my current process of switching from Vim to Emacs
My first impressions of Julia
How I ended up using Scala
How you can use VIM as an Xcode alternative
My opinion on App.net and why I like it
In the end, I'm a lone developer hacking away on a couple of Mac apps. I also have a few iPhone apps, but these generate little to no income...
I transitioned from a traditional job to self-employment, embracing flexibility and freedom in my career. This change allows me to work on various web and app projects, including InstaDesk. I am particularly drawn to locations like Gibraltar, which offers a favorable climate, English-speaking culture, and excellent internet connectivity, enhancing my new lifestyle and work opportunities.
Blender continues to grow, with new features and improvements
Using the C preprocessor to improve NSDictionary key path traversal
Blogstrapped
InstaDesk is included in the Mac Photo Effects Mini-Bundle available on StackSocial. This bundle features three photography apps: FX Photo Studio Pro, Color Splash Studio, and InstaDesk, priced at $35—$5 less than FX’s retail price alone. Early purchasers can receive extra licenses for sharing. This offer is valid until October 26, 2011.
My theory as to why Microsoft is so reluctant to change Windows
InstaDesk, a new Instagram client for Mac, is now available on the Mac App Store. It allows users to browse their own and friends' photos, explore the social graph, and discover new accounts. Users can comment, like, download images, and enjoy slideshows of beautiful pictures.
InstaDesk is a newly released Instagram client for Mac OS X, available on the App Store. It allows users to browse personal and friends' Instagram photos, explore the social network, and discover new accounts. Features also include commenting, liking, downloading images, and viewing photos in slideshows, enhancing the overall Instagram experience.
An app icon is crucial for branding and usability, serving as the first touchpoint in user experience. It should convey the app's core functions while maintaining aesthetic appeal. Designing my app, Clarity, involved multiple iterations emphasizing its Facebook integration, structured interface, and friend lists. The iterative design process led to a refined icon resonating with users.
Quoted from http://www.economist.com/node/17035923/
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Quoted from http://startup-russia.com/en/archives/135
Quoted from http://www.metafilter.com/95152/Userdriven-discontent
Quoted from http://www.sebastianmarshall.com/?p=195
Quoted from http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2010/09/successful_atta.html