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This blog is dead. I mean seriously. Like, the last entry was 2015. Hah! You know what: I’m running latest WordPress. For the last 6 years. Continuously. Yes. Why? Why? I have no clue. Because I can I guess. It’s … Continued
Games done with Unity3D run on Linux for a long time. Using it for game development on Linux however is still not possible. This may change soon. A Linux version of the Unity Editor already runs in their labs. Looking … Continued
It’s been a while since my last blog post. More than five years actually. I’ve been pretty busy these last years which is the main reason for my absence. The content of my blog got a bit outdated during this … Continued
This is a how-to for updating the BIOS of Dell Studio 15 Laptops without having Windows installed. It works with a Core i7 Studio 1557 but it will probably also work with other models – but be warned: It may … Continued
Well, actually I thought ShadedBorder is kind of discontinued (in favor of LiquidCanvas)… But I proofed myself wrong and here it is: The first update for ShadedBorder since 1.5 years! It fixes the a IE8 1px overlap bug and comes with a … Continued
I really love user comments like this one from Kaz van Wel: I’d like to say I really like your Liquid Canvas script, you really made an invention by putting some scripts together and a wrapper around it to make … Continued
A new version of excanvas has been released yesterday: It now supports IE8. Well, haven’t we – ahhm… Liquid Canvas – been waiting for this 😉
So this is what I did an hour ago: I copied the new version into my Liquid Canvas project and … surprise it didn’t work. After a short debugging session I spotted the problem. It seems that excanvas no longer likes dynamically generated DOM elements with the tag name “canvas” – replacing it with “div” did the trick.
I’ve used loads of Linux distributions in the past. Each of them had its advantages and disadvantages – there’s simply no “perfect” OS… Gentoo and Debian basically don’t have any “releases” – updates come in frequently. When you wake up, … Continued
There’s been a lot of buzz about Garrett Lisi in the last two years. He didn’t like String Theory so ten year’s ago he decided to leave the science community behind and do his own research in the most beautiful … Continued
If you work on multiple Apache-based Web projects in parallel you probably know this problem: You have to set up a virtual host configuration for every single project on your development machine. It would be very nice to reduce the … Continued