Here is a meme: Being grateful for everyday things. Sounds very wise. There are indeed things we use every day that we often take for granted.
I was going to say that an everyday thing I’m grateful for is the OpenGL Extension Registry and the way it provides some nice low-level tools and access to some of the newer and more robust rendering paths, but then I realized that was sort of trite. I mean, everyone probably uses that one, right?
I guess it depends on what you do every day…
Spec Ops: The Line
A videogame that judges its audience, criticizes its genre, and hates its premise. How did this thing get made?
What is Vulkan?
There's a new graphics API in town. What does that mean, and why do we need it?
The Middle Ages
Would you have survived in the middle ages?
Secret of Good Secrets
Sometimes in-game secrets are fun and sometimes they're lame. Here's why.
The Best of 2012
My picks for what was important, awesome, or worth talking about in 2012.
T w e n t y S i d e d
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