LNX GFX

Although I have heard this elsewhere, I am spurred to write this post in response to DHH's (David Heinemeier Hansson) article Let the agents democratize open source.

I have never discussed my personal life here, for two reasons.

Paul Niquette has inspired this post.

It is obvious when you think about it, but I hadn't realized it until John Vervaeke pointed it out early in his very good series, Awakening from the Meaning Crisis: Nearly everything in our lives is a tool.

This is still in draft

Here are some more operating system ideas from web pages I've stumbled upon.

Just a story idea I had.

There is a piece of graphics technology that is little known, because it was massively expensive, and only used in the professional world, mostly broadcast media.

Steve from Gamer's Nexus alerted me to this one-man project to create a GPU.

I need to use Microsoft Teams at work.

I think about benefits and drawbacks in various operating systems.

Common Lisp uses symbols (I mean the symbols on your keyboard, separate from numbers and letters) in different ways from other languages.

The more that I learn about Common Lisp, the more I am awed at its seemingly limitless potential to allow for any concievable programming paradigm.

I've been meaning to learn Lisp for a long time.

Inspired by a blog post about a hypothetical 1970's retro-future movie about Pong, I came up with these ideas for a plot.

Did you know that Nvidia's DLSS 3.5 actually makes video games look better upscaled than they look rendered at full resolution?

I've been working to add comments to this site.

As I work on this web site, I think about some things I'd like to be able to do relatively easily, but for whatever reason the technology isn't there to do it.

I have recently built and rebuilt this web site.

There once was this interesting open source software for video editing called Jahshaka.

I've never cared for Unicode.

Here's a random video game idea.

I'm leaving the first post up from when I originally created this site (but never published it) as an interesting historic footnote surrounding the activities of the time.

Wayland is a graphical subsystem intended to replace the X11 window system.

ATI/AMD has a web page where you can inform them about your issues regarding their drivers.