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Successfully rendered Duke logo using blender
After quite a lot of trying, and learning to use Blender, a great open source 3D rendering package, I finally managed to create a Duke image based on a DXF file from the open source Duke project.The rendered image is … Continue reading
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James Gosling – quote
I apparently missed the news item that James Gosling left Oracle in April. One interesting quote though: “Just about anything I could say that would be accurate and honest would do more harm than good.” Really subtle. And a brilliant … Continue reading
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More styling on the site
I did some more restyling on the site. The aim is minimal clutter and minimalistic style. If you have any suggestions to improve the site layout, please let me know!
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The black art of CSS
Yes, after a little bit of hacking with CSS and as usual bumping my head against several little issues that I still don’t understand, I managed to improve the layout of the site. The title is now neatly placed on … Continue reading
Improved links (and testing twitter integration)
Now links are more user-friendly (bookmarkable).
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Migrated from joomla to wordpress…
For a long time now I have been a bit annoyed by the limitations of joomla and now finally migrated to wordpress. As it turns out, migration is a breeze. I used a tool to migrate Joomla to an older … Continue reading
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Your boss knows more about innovation then you do…
Here's a quote from 'Myths of Innovation', Scott Berkun, first paragraph of chapter 7. "What advice would typical executives give Stephen Hawking, one of the brightest living minds, if he worked for them? Would they ask him to write daily … Continue reading
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Looking into Java EE 6 and OSGI
At devoxx last year, it became quite clear that the industry is moving towards more lightweight approaches for enterprise development.
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