I’ve found myself reading a lot of books recently. Not that bad, you might think. Except that the books I’m reading are quite expensive. Again, not so bad, you might think. Except that I’m unemployed and that I’m reading through 2 or 3 books each week. Now, a few of Read more…
So this year, my friend Ben, my brother and I got together to start a band – primarily to give him an excuse to learn to play his Gisbon Les Paul guitar, but also to allow for creative output. Since then Ben and I have written a ditty (nothing special), and Read more…
I thought I’d share with something (relatively) simple and stupid – and I don’t just mean the language I used to program it. This first project was started during May of 2006, and I’ve never actually gotten round to finishing it. There’s a readme file in with the zip archive Read more…
Here is a little information about my basic Vector and Matrix maths library. Currently, a Matrix is represented as a 3×3 matrix of vectors with 3 elements in each. I’m going to be redesigning this over the next few weeks, to work with any size of matrix (probably using malloc()) Read more…
Early on in my programming career, I used to use a check on each frame to see if there was any collision. Sounds like the standard way to do collision detection, you might think. But for some reason it was always rather inefficient. I can’t remember exactly how I used Read more…
My newest upload is a simple piece of C++ code – again, written on Linux, but this time not uploaded as a compiled binary. This piece of code is based on the Mandelbrot Set, a little information about which can be found on The Wiki. There’s also an amazing song Read more…
The inaugural post of my new blog – what should I put up here? Something useful? Something interesting? Something old? Something new? Nah! In the name of history and prosperity, I shall place the following text in the remainder of my initial blog post: *ahem* Testing, testing. 1, 2, 3.
So, I’m new to blogging. Well, not “new” exactly. I’ve decided that instead of editing my main website each time I wanted to add something, I could just blog it on here, and link my website to this blog. Less work involved for all. And let’s face it, computer scientists are very Read more…