Archive July 2013

Here's what I found worth reading this week, collected and uncommented:

Pornwall: British porn filter also blocks other content. The upcoming model for Europe? What exactly distinguishes us from the various censoring and filtering dictatorships? Oh yes, we can vote every few years for who fools and lies to us.

Verfassungsschutz-Chef: Keine Hinweise auf Spähaktionen - it's probably too much to ask of the domestic intelligence agency if they would read the daily press. You can easily overlook the clues. So much happens in the world, new royal children, Formula 1, football - who should notice a Mr. Snowden among all that. You know, the one with the documents about NSA surveillance activities in Europe and especially in Germany. The one that the USA would like to have extradited because he made these clues, which are not available to the domestic intelligence agency, public.

heuermh/leap-motion-processing. Very interesting, because I can play with my LeapMotion controller using Processing - the overhead to get something done is much lower than going for native programs. Additionally, it is cross-platform.

mrzl/LeapMotionP5. And another Processing library for Leap Motion. This one seems to be more complete, with gestures and such. Worth checking out.

Here's what I found worth reading this week, collected and uncommented:

Here's what I found worth reading this week, collected and uncommented:

What I consider worth reading during the week and did not want to link separately, collected here and uncommented.

washort/parsley. Had I mentioned this before? Doesn't matter. A PEG implementation in Python. Builds parsers for languages based on quite readable language descriptions (similar to the good old BNF).