Mmmh… double chocolate cookies!

Here comes a double chocolate cookie recipe. Needless to say, it’s Good. And yes that’s supposed to be a capital G there.

Here comes a double chocolate cookie recipe. Needless to say, it\'s Good. And yes that\'s supposed to be a capital G there. Ingredients: 200 g of milk chocolate 200 g of dark chocolate 100 g of butter 175 g of sugar 1 egg 180 g of flour 1 pack of baking soda 1/2 teaspoon of salt 30 g of cocoa Chopping, blending and baking action: Chop ...

Why’s Poignant Guide to Ruby (LaTeX PDF)

If you are interested in Ruby, or already a Ruby programmer, you might be interested in a wee little precious gem called Why’s Poignant Guide to Ruby, written by why the lucky stiff. It is not only a mindboggling trip into the depths of the language – it has cartoon foxes, it has a mad genius misunderstood by the world, why, it even comes with its own soundtrack!

If you are interested in Ruby, or already a Ruby programmer, you might be interested in a wee little precious gem called Why\'s Poignant Guide to Ruby, written by why the lucky stiff. It is not only a mindboggling trip into the depths of the language - it has cartoon foxes, it has a ...

Collateral damage

From the end of Muse’s United States of Eurasia, recorded on the piano (2 tracks):

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From the end of Muse\'s United States of Eurasia, recorded on the piano (2 tracks):

Birabuto!

A little ditty which was once very famous, recorded on the piano (2 tracks):

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A little ditty which was once very famous, recorded on the piano (2 tracks):

New song

The last of a few electronica pieces, using drum samples from The Eels and 2raumwohnung:

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The last of a few electronica pieces, using drum samples from The Eels and 2raumwohnung:

Sketchy rendering of vector fields

When fluids, gases or electrostatic fields are simulated, the result is a vector field, which consists of an array of vectors, which point in some direction and have a certain length. The longer the vector, the higher the pressure, velocity or electrostatic charge.

When fluids, gases or electrostatic fields are simulated, the result is a vector field, which consists of an array of vectors, which point in some direction and have a certain length. The longer the vector, the higher the pressure, velocity or electrostatic charge. Visualization is usually done using arrows in a regular grid, as depicted ...

Bummer

This time, a very relaxing piece of music:

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This time, a very relaxing piece of music:

T minus ten

Another predictable anti war tune:

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Another predictable anti war tune:

Choose Peace

Hear what Mr. Bush would like to tell you…

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Hear what Mr. Bush would like to tell you...

4 a.m. Monster

You don’t want to sleep… Recorded live using C++/fmod, and samples from the speakerboy:

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You don\'t want to sleep... Recorded live using C++/fmod, and samples from the speakerboy: