Archive for May, 2009
2GB
… of RAM. As of some time today, there is 2GB of RAM in my laptop. That’s twice that size than before. As I expected, boot time and the overall performance did not improve that much. On the other hand startup time for VS2010, Photoshop and the like did in fact improve a lot.
The in-depth [...]
Filed under: The Machine | 5 Comments
The full title should be First Impressions on Visual Studio 2010 Team Suite Beta 1 – Part I. For obvious reasons (khm, it wouldn’t fit) I truncated it. Part I refers to the fact that this really is a first impressions review. I installed it, and now I share what I’ve noticed when I first [...]
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End of 6th semester
It’s getting near. With 42 credits worth of courses in my bag I might say that I’m a tiny little bit crazy. It’s been hell, and it’s still not over. By now I’ve already completed 12 credits, and acquired enough points to take the exams for another 21. It won’t be easy, but I’d say [...]
Filed under: Uncategorized | Closed
Embedded stuff
I’m talking about blog content here.
As the ‘net grows ever larger and more and more people can not only view, but also create content, conscious usage of web-based technologies is fading into oblivion. People embed everything – and I mean everything - into their blog posts nowadays. That’s a problem.
It’s a problem of enforcing our will [...]
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Where to begin?
Yep, that’s the big question. I’ve finally decided that I’m going to have a go at operating system programming again. I’ve been reading about kernels, osdev concepts, protected mode, and similar stuff lately. I’ve found that by taking small and carefully designed steps from time to time, I can actually make something happen.
Hence the question [...]
Filed under: OSDev | 3 Comments
