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octopus
16y ago
Nice simulation, I really hope IE9 (probably they will adopt it in 10) will adopt the WebGL standard this way we will be able to target a larger audience. Personally I use Chrome so I have no problem coding/using WebGL, however a lot of peo
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Review Debian 6.0
(distrowatch.com)
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Computer Graphics and Image Processing with Python and OpenGL
(osiris.sunderland.ac.uk)
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Python 3.2 arrives with a better global interpreter lock
(h-online.com)
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Angry Birds coming to Windows Phone
(pocket-lint.com)
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Don’t rewrite Your Application
(blog.schauderhaft.de)
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Arbaro - tree generation for povray
(arbaro.sourceforge.net)
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16y ago
Read the manual page about "vga_drawpixel" function. I'm not sure you can use this if you run under X. Here is a useful link: http://linux.die.net/man/3/vga_drawpixel You should probably use a more advanced graphics library like the one p
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3D Theory - Collision Detection
(euclideanspace.com)
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Simulating cloth fall with Physics
(cs.utexas.edu)
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Code Linux (movie about the history of Linux)
(video.google.com)
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Interview with Richard Stallman
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My Lisp Experiences and the Development of GNU Emacs
(gnu.org)
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Learn Computer Graphics with Processing
(processing.org)
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Lisp Scheme Differences
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Use IronRuby to develop a Windows Phone 7 app
(techrepublic.com)
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Java Fork/Join for Parallel Programming
(javacodegeeks.com)
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Python is One of the Most Popular Programming Languages
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"It's easy"
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Why Open Source misses the point of Free Software
(gnu.org)
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Fortran for Speed, Python for Comfort
(fwrap.sourceforge.net)
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Fortran - the father of all (programming languages)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Dancing particles effects (you will need an WebGL aware browser)
(oos.moxiecode.com)
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Another coding story (a sad one)
(dfan.org)
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Dive into HTML5
(diveintohtml5.org)
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iPhone - OpenGL ES from the ground up (beginners tutorials)
(iphonedevelopment.blogspot.com)
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Learn WebGL in 16 lessons
(learningwebgl.com)
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octopus
16y ago
Why didn't you transformed your free app in a "Lite" version and add some levels for a paid one ? I think this will be a better approach than simply start to charge for a free application. You can think at the Lite version as a way to attra
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16y ago
I think I get your point, a short comment and with no substance can be seen as "noise" and it gets downvoted.
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Apparently a simple "Thanks" and +1 gets you downvoted. I've found the way the top posts from the past are organized using Ruby interesting, so normally I've said thanks. Next time I will keep my fingers crossed when I simply like a post.
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