If you haven’t already heard, this game already collected $1.9+ as a kickstarter project. WOW!!! I am also backing the project and I really hope it turns out well.
Those guys really deserve it. I have such great memories playing their games as a kid. Go Tim go!
I am a backer!!!
Just a quick tip. If you try to install Java in a fresh Ubuntu 10.04 system you won’t get very far as the Java moved to the Partern repository. To fix this open the command line and write:
sudo add-apt-repository "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ lucid partner" sudo apt-get update
Then you can install your Java 
When I was a kid I remember building small houses and castles using my Lego pieces collection. Even back then you could tell that people creating that stuff had a really creative thinking and ideas. Looking at todays Lego robotic products you can safely assume that they still have that flare of creativity
Few years back I also bought my first Mindstorms kit. I was quite amazed by the possibilities of this kit. However, me as a person, I have short imagination therefore I quickly run out of ideas and moved on to other stuff.
Recently I came across some interesting projects done using the newest NXT mindstorms by Lego and I was truly amazed BIG TIME! Some people have really clever ideas and they implement them beautifully. Not only they are able to put together a working body frame but also there is some clever programming too! Read more…
Well, generally when a deadline is approaching I tend to lose focus from work 
. Well having one close deadline, today I remember to refresh my BlitzMax knowledge! BlitzMax is a 2D game development environment that I bought some years ago. If you are interested on 2D game programming you should check it out. When I was doing my research, I found it to be at the exact abstract level that I needed it to be, hiding enough details from the ‘boring stuff’ and at the same time having great flexibility. Read more…
I read this today and I think it is pretty interesting.
Schneider Electric company have developed a new prototype switch for ZigBee networks that operates completely green! That means no batteries at all! This self-powered switch could be real useful in housing applications. Convenient, wireless and total green. What else could you ask for?
See more info here. It’s their press release.
Hey! This is the first post of my blog. I am going to keep it a simple and hope that is going to grow larger and stronger!
So here goes the first post!