In the now decade long history of Facebook we’ve had numerous scandals around the ideas of privacy and what Facebook should and should not be doing with the data they…
David Klemke
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It used to be that telling a story through the video game medium was an impossible task for those who weren’t versed in the multitudes of skills required to pull…
David Klemke
1 Min Read
Liquid nitrogen is a scientific staple that I’m sure we’re pretty much all familiar with. It’s a great demonstration of how the melting and boiling points can vary wildly and,…
David Klemke
3 Min Read
If you’re reading this article, which is only available through the Internet, then you’re basking in a tsunami of electromagnetic radiation. Don’t worry though, the vast majority of these waves…
David Klemke
2 Min Read
In the beginning, the one where time itself began, the theory goes that matter and antimatter were created in equal amounts. When matter and antimatter meet they annihilate each other…
David Klemke
2 Min Read
Whilst I might tend towards nuclear being the best option to satisfy our power needs (fission for now, fusion for the future) I see little reason for us to not…
David Klemke
5 Min Read
Ever since I had my first taste of a story first game all those years ago I’ve been hooked on finding that same experience again in modern titles. Whilst Quantic…
David Klemke
1 Min Read
One of my favourite shows that I found out about far too late into my adult life was How It’s Made. The premise of the show is simple: they take…
David Klemke
3 Min Read
In my recent review of Ubisoft Montreal’s latest game, Watch_Dogs, I gave the developers the benefit of the doubt when it came to the graphics issues that many people had…
David Klemke
3 Min Read
Whilst computing has evolved exponentially in terms of capabilities and raw computing performance the underlying architecture that drives it has remained largely the same for the past 30 years. The…
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