2 minute read.
Today I had a call about WebVR and optimization and realized a thing about WebVR and VR in general that appear to be especially appealing to me.
I think one of the reasons I am fascinated by these topics is the need for optimization: VR really gets immersive once you …
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Today I found an interesting issue on Wordpress: too many redirects caused by a configuration error.
While setting up a “network”, which allows running multiple Wordpress blogs on one
Wordpress installation, I added a Website on https://AnExample.com.
It turns out that if you input anexample.com in your …
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Turns out the Google Pixel has quite some sturdy security with Android 9.0.
Last Friday Vhite Rabbit went to the Start-up BW summit. We presented the prototype of an Augmented Reality booth there: basically a digital event booth that works with a Web App and markers …
4 minute read.
Back in the days I thought it was required to rerender 20-60 times per second on any graphics application. That may be true for most games, but many applications do not!
Vladimír showed me differently: the Magnum Primitives Example only renders after mouse interaction changed the rotation of the object …
4 minute read.
In Multiplayer Net Adventures I deployed a POCO based WebSocket server to Digital Ocean [3].
Now I need to deploy a POCO-based [4] RESTful Web Service and I chose to learn about Amazon AWS in the process. Hence, I will be deploying to EC2 and using letsencrypt for SSL encryption …
4 minute read.
Quick overview of what’s happening (June 2019).
1 minute read.
Last October I listened to a lot of podcasts with David Goggins. I admire his mental strength and willpower and it pumped me up to make less excuses.
That in combination with videos about Wim Hoff made me come up with a great plan: I would get up the next …
7 minute read.
For quite a while I was fighting Repetitive strain injury (RSI) caused by my crazy amount of typing every day. When I did the marathon for my bachelor’s thesis, 15 hours a day, 15 days in a row (read more about it in this blog post), my right index …