The beach near Vik has some really great views!

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Ignore this, it's just a dump of some passable but not stellar scores in RB2 for a Wave I'm in :)

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Time to get out of the city again and onto yet another tourist bus trip!
One of the sights we stopped at was just the tip of the glacier called Sólheimajökull. This was basically just to get an idea of what it looks like; for a closer look you could do a glacial walk trip, but I'll wait with that until it's a bit warmer -- it'll be cold enough as is.

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...with apologies to all the people whose scheef bakkes I didn't get to enjoy...

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More sightseeing around the corner...

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Via RTR: comparison of budgets and profits between the movie Avatar and the videogame Modern Warfare 2.

Amazingly enough, there are still people out there who chuckle and/or snicker when they learn I "make games.. like, video games? like, for kids??". Heh. Fuck'em.

Planets have always been the poster child for procedural rendering, or shaders approximating that, and the latest expansion to Eve added some great examples. There's now a blog post about how it works. Too bad I wasn't on this task, it sounds like the team was having a blast :)

A few touristy images of the city itself, perhaps?

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Early November the days were still long enough to get a bus to Mount Esja and do a little hike. Esja is the ridge you could spot in the background on previous pics, and since it's only about 1.000 meters, it's a healthy walk but nothing too crazy, ahem.

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Here's a nice timelapse video made by a CCP colleague, at CPP on New Year's Eve. Check it out in fullscreen!

A quick visual summary of the three main types of Compute Shader IDs. Nothing new let alone spectacular here, just a quick reminder for myself. I like pictures.

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I'll be moving soon, so considering the average time it takes for something to get here, now abouts would be a good time to stop sending things to Grettisgata :) Takk!

Last week we had the shortest day of the year, like everywhere else in the Northern Hemisphere. With a sunrise at 11:22 and a sunset at 15:30, that's just over four hours of daylight on the 22nd of December, 2009. I thought it might be interesting to take my camera to work and take pictures throughout the day to show you what that looks like in reality...

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Senior Management :S

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Going to the other end of the island, and saying goodbye.

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