At least that’s apparently what Jason Statham and Dwayne Johnson have in their contracts. It reminds me of the Teal’c vs Ronon fight.

A few weeks ago on Slashdot, there was an article on safer nuclear reactors.  It sounded interesting, but of course since it was on Slashdot the comments turned into a not quite a flame-fest, but certainly there tends to be … Continue reading →

Time continues marching on, which is kinda what time does. Anyway, happy new year!

A few weeks ago, I came across this comment on Reddit about Law Abiding Citizen, and how some people think that the ending was bad.  So I would just like to say that first of all, I do like the … Continue reading →

Barbara Bush died a few days ago, and The Onion had this to say about it: Barbara Bush Passes Away Surrounded By Loved Ones, Jeb This got me thinking a bit, how can we change the meaning of this sentence … Continue reading →

Today, I created an APT repo for my projects.  At the moment, this hosts only CSerial, however the intention is to put some other projects up at some point.  Note that because CSerial is built as both amd64 and armhf … Continue reading →

As you may have heard recently, Juicero is shutting down.  While not entirely unexpected, their business model just seemed insane to start with.  As recounted in some of the Slashdot comments, Juicero went through $100+ million dollars in funding. This brings … Continue reading →

So I saw Rogue One last week, and I found it to be quite interesting.  It wasn’t my favorite movie, but it was a good lead in to A New Hope.  Once I got back home, I had to look … Continue reading →

An update to my previous problem with checking into SVN.  I had the same problem just now: I SSH’d into the server to try and figure out the problem.  I then stumbled across this post on the SVN mailing list. … Continue reading →

Have you ever had to debug a Qt program running on a different computer?  There are a few special things that you must do in Qt Creator in order to properly get all of the debug information out from the … Continue reading →