I've finally decided to take the plunge and set up a blog. I've seen many people that I respect who have started their (successful) blogs with the opinion that no one would be interested in reading what they have to write. They believe that they aren't good writers, that their opinions aren't important or that the subjects that they'd write about are already covered ad nauseam. The excuses are many and varied, but in the end, just excuses.
They say that the hardest part of doing something is just getting started. So here I am, getting started. What will I blog about? It makes the most sense to me to stay true to myself and just be me, so I will blog about the things that interest me or that I enjoy. The title of the blog pretty much sums it up: Games, Code, Food (and Beer!). Though it doesn't quite fit in the title of the blog, I also have some plans for articles about general software development processes.
So, there it is. Welcome to my blog, I hope that you find some of my ramblings interesting.
3D Systems precision machining has been in the 3D-printing recreation since earlier than the term was coined. The firm's CTO, Chuck Hull, invented stereolithography back in the early '80s. Hull helped co-found the company in 1986 and it has since turn into one of the dominant forces on the planet of business speedy prototyping . Last year, the company released the transportable Cube printer, an formally branded entry in the consumer area (which coincided with the tip of the consumer-facing Botmill line it also owned).
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