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The greatest batsman cricket has known
Author: Aditya
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links for 2007-12-07
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links for 2007-12-06
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Mass balancing game
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Simple Secure Screen Sharing
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So, yes, the version after IE7 is IE8
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links for 2007-12-05
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An old piece of news from 1999 found via http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001008.html
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Awesome graphics
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Getting in sync with the latest game graphics
Game graphics seem to have progressed by leaps and bounds over the last few years. I thought that the Crysis graphics were awesome with realistic water effects and shadows, but the game Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune for the PS3 seems to take things up a notch further (while supposedly using only about 30% of the PS3 power).
I wonder where things will stand by the end of this decade. And just to see how game graphics have progressed, check out how the rendering of water in games has evolved over the last 2 decades (site in German).
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links for 2007-12-04
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IBM is just outside the first 10
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The Redmond based Company VirtuSphere developed a unique Virtual Reality (VR) sphere which allows a person to walk, jump and even run while wearing a special wireless VR glasses
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Not exactly new anymore
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Striving for imperfection
Clients complaining of bugs in an application is quite a common scenario, but what about this case from Worse Than Failure where the client wated some “bugs” to be implemented:
All these non-implemented bugs added up to one unhappy customer. In their eyes, the software was far too “unbroken” for them to use. So, after spending a year and a half developing outdated and mediocre software, David’s team put on the final touches: a slew of bugs that made it look and function like the original.
Now that’s what you call software development 🙂
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Water and free wireless access
Going by what I have been reading on the blogosphere over the last few months, this comic strip seems to sum things up quite nicely 🙂
