The topic of global warming is one that has begun to seep its way into my life recently. I’ve always had an interest in the issue, even purely from the scientific perspective. However, I have found the topic coming up repeatedly in many different contexts of late.
About six months ago I purchased and read [...]
One of the things I love about the Java software development market is the way smaller vendors so often lead the way in integrating new and interesting functionality into their products. I always seem to be stumbling across products from companies like Jetbrains, Jive Software, Atlassian and Cenqua that take a raw, simple idea and [...]
I’m not normally one for posting links to YouTube videos, but this one was too good not to. Hopefully it won’t be removed any time soon. If you’re quick, you can catch it.
Special Note: The alternate theory at the end is the best bit
I'm a software engineer working primarily in distributed simulation and training systems. An increasing interest in photography has begun to soak up much of my free time, but I still find a few hours to beat back the urge to sleep and work on open source software.
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