I’ve been using Linux (Kubuntu to be precise) as my standard operating system on my laptop for a couple of months now. I used Linux almost exclusively in my ten university years (from 1999 to 2009), […]
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The Macbook Neo appears to be a massive sales hit for Apple and popular as first Mac for people – including myself. But coming from Windows, macOS handles and feels quite different, and the default setup […]
The keyboard problem Once you start using more than one operating system, you’ll notice that they have different approaches to keyboard layouts – if you use a language that requires special characters. For me, it’s the […]
I used to make fun of Apple users for a long time – for overpaying for their computers (especially hardware upgrades) and for not being able to plug in HDMI cables, needing to make use of […]
Only a few people in the world get to create one famous piece of software. A guy called Linus Torvalds created two that are used every day by millions of people: Linux, and git. What is […]
I’ve long wanted to build my own point cloud viewer. While CloudCompare is my daily driver, I would also like something that I can extend and run algorithms in. I’ve previously taken a look at Unity, […]
One peculiarity of Rust is its Result type. In many other programming languages, you’ll probably use a bool or int to indicate successful function execution. If you’re new to Rust and take a look at Rust code, you’ll […]
Despite a history with Linux that reaches back more than 25 years, Windows is my main desktop operating system – partly because having been in corporate environments where I was force to use it, partly because […]
All images sourced from Wikipedia unless otherwise noted. What is a workstation? Wikipedia’s definition starts with A workstation is a special computer designed for technical or scientific applications. Intended primarily to be used by a single […]