I’ve been using Linux (Kubuntu to be precise) as my standard operating system on my laptop for a couple of months now. I used Linux almost exclusively in my ten university years (from 1999 to 2009), […]
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The Macbook Neo appears to be a massive sales hit for Apple and popular as first Mac for people – including myself. But coming from Windows, macOS handles and feels quite different, and the default setup […]
The keyboard problem Once you start using more than one operating system, you’ll notice that they have different approaches to keyboard layouts – if you use a language that requires special characters. For me, it’s the […]
I used to make fun of Apple users for a long time – for overpaying for their computers (especially hardware upgrades) and for not being able to plug in HDMI cables, needing to make use of […]
Only a few people in the world get to create one famous piece of software. A guy called Linus Torvalds created two that are used every day by millions of people: Linux, and git. What is […]
The Cloud-Optimized Point Cloud (COPC) format is an extension to the popular LAZ file format for point clouds. It adds spatial subdivision and an index to the end of a LAZ file that makes it possible […]
I’ve long wanted to build my own point cloud viewer. While CloudCompare is my daily driver, I would also like something that I can extend and run algorithms in. I’ve previously taken a look at Unity, […]
I’ve previously written about the challenges of adjusting Mobile Mapping data, such as finding suitable geometry and proper weighting of overlapping drivelines. Another issue arises where drivelines branch and rejoin. Below drawing shows the top view […]
One peculiarity of Rust is its Result type. In many other programming languages, you’ll probably use a bool or int to indicate successful function execution. If you’re new to Rust and take a look at Rust code, you’ll […]