Geekosaurus Tedd
I’m working on an IRC client and looking for people to help… The client is currently functional, but missing a lot of GUI-stuff like channel bar, friends list and other neat functions. It’s written in C# with WPF GUI. All functionality is implemented through modules (.dll-files) and dynamically loaded after client has started. I’m looking … Read more
At work we use a lot of virtual machines running in Virtual PC, VirtualBox and vmware, I’ll call them VPC. Basically we set up a VPC with a development environment for each customer, and thereby keeping a clean development environment which can be passed between developers easily. There are many advantages in doing it this … Read more
This performance test of different antivirus applications is actually a good read. There are some difference between the worst and the best. I was especially surprised to see that the antivirus software could make a simple file copy take up to twice as long. So maybe disabling the antivirus now and then isn’t a bad … Read more
When developing in ASP.Net one often recompiling frequently to test changes and hunt for bugs. If the project is of any size this recompile can take quite some time. I was searching for information on how optimize ASP.Net recompile and I found an interesting article. Basically you add optimizeCompilations="true" to the <compile> tag in web.config. … Read more
Throughout the years I’ve written a lot of IRC related programs as hobby projects. Here is a summary of what I can remember at least… mIRC IRC server (1996->1998?) When mIRC scripting got socket support back around 1996-1998(?) I wrote an IRC server in mIRC scripting. I remember it was surprisingly easy to use mIRC … Read more
For the past 10 years I’ve been coding IRC clients on and off as sort of a hobby. Only a couple has been released in alpha, but I usually started redeveloping them from scratch at some point. And here we are again. Nimbus.IRC (originally Tedd.IRC) is the working name of yet another IRC client I’ve … Read more
I’m encountering this annoying bug in Mono.Cecil… It seems that when modifying the assembly it calculates wrong offset, depending on what I add… Basically Mono.Cecil adds a jump out of the method. Which in short leads to broken assemblies: [IL]: Error: [C:\…\Tedd.Fibres\Tedd.Fibres.Test.GUI\bin\Debug\Tedd.Fibres.TestModule_out.dll : Tedd.Fibres.TestModule.TestClass::Test][offset 0x00000028] Branch out of the method. I managed to Google some … Read more
… yes… even with the cool new advances within multiprocessing we still need more… 🙂 What we need and what we have OpenSim needs to be able to: Compile user scripts, supporting a in a wide variety of languages. Implemented Run them in a secure sandbox as we don’t trust the users or other servers … Read more
I have some ideas about some interesting and unique games that can be developed in OpenSim. But I think the threshold for using Second Life/OpenSim today is too high. For a pilot project I thought I’d do something simple, so I decided to do an image gallery. I asked my aunt (Karin White) which has … Read more
