I'm ringing in the day in proper mad-scientific fashion: Having robots carve the latest creation. All part of the plan for world domination to make a new prototype of the game to show off at Essen, where the all the new games for the year get shown. This is also a convenient excuse to revisit Germany, walk the Tiergarten, give a nod to the Vicktoria atop the Victory Column, and ride the S42 around Berlin for a couple laps.
The pink stuff is insulating foam. I test the first prototypes of the game's box-organizer by carving it. As the design gets more final, I move to wood, and finally aluminum.
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Word is that Dennis Ritchie has just today. Ritchie was a titan in the computing world, whose inventions were a foundation for nearly everything that came since. And they've lasted. Your car runs code that was written in a language that Ritchie invented. Your Mac runs an operating system that derives from Ritchie's creation.
The pink stuff is insulating foam. I test the first prototypes of the game's box-organizer by carving it. As the design gets more final, I move to wood, and finally aluminum.
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Word is that Dennis Ritchie has just today. Ritchie was a titan in the computing world, whose inventions were a foundation for nearly everything that came since. And they've lasted. Your car runs code that was written in a language that Ritchie invented. Your Mac runs an operating system that derives from Ritchie's creation.
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Hope you do have a chance to go to Germany! I plan on making it over there one of these days. Hopefully in the nearer future. xo