Monthly Archives: February 2011

I’ve been having a fun time trying to use VLC’s official Python bindings on 64-bit Linux, and by “fun” I really mean “swearing as pointers get truncated to 32 bits and my app segfaults”. Anyway, turns out the bindings are … Continue reading →

Hmmmm. Kinda got distracted and didn’t post as much as I should’ve. Anyway, the next thing is an ISO-7816 smartcard interface based on the Arduino. What is it? This Arduino sketch lets you talk to some ISO-7816 smartcards that use … Continue reading →

What is it? Cajeput’s the server end of a virtual world, written in C++ and intended to be vaguely compatible with OpenSim (which makes it a clone of a clone of Second Life). It’s actually surprisingly lightweight, especially compared to … Continue reading →

Not blogged much lately. However, there’s a whole bunch of stuff I’ve been up to that hasn’t been in any suitable condition to make public or that I just plain haven’t got around to yet. (Well, one or two thing, … Continue reading →