Public date: 2008-06-15 - Eckhard Freund: Author (Main), Composer (Main), Computer (Main), Electric guitar (Main), Arrangement

Public date: 2008-05-08 - Eckhard Freund: Electric guitar (Main), Author (Main), Composer (Main), Computer (Main)

Intro theme for the short film "Zombie el Inicio" written and recorded in July 2012, produced by Dave Frozen. Copyright 2012 all rights reserved

J’dal by Ryan Kinsman is an entry in the 2012 ifcomp, in which the player is on a quest to retrieve an artifact from a mine. (This post contains spoilers. Read at your own risk.) J’dal, unlike most modern IF, recalls the appellation ‘text adventure’. The PC, J’dal, is, if I understand correctly, a drow [...]

Murphy’s Law by Scott Hammack is an entry in the 2012 ifcomp. The player character has one last payment to make on his mortgage, but things keep going wrong. (This post contains spoilers. Read at your own risk.) As soon as I saw the title, I had a good idea what to expect, and the [...]

Body Bargain by Amanda Lange is an entry in the 2012 ifcomp about transhumanism. (This post contains spoilers. Read at your own risk.) You wake up cold and naked, with an IV stuck in your arms. But this is all as it should be. The PC has gone to a black market doctor for a [...]

Kicker by Pippin Barr is an entry in the 2012 ifcomp in which the player takes on the role of a kicker on an American football team. (This post contains spoilers. Read at your own risk.) This is another fairly on-rails game. The PC has a defined role to play in the game, so the [...]

The Test is Now READY by Jim Warrenfeltz is an entry in the 2012 ifcomp in which the player is presented with a series of moral choices. (This post contains spoilers. Read at your own risk.) The game began on a fairly strong note. In the opening sequence, the player has no choice but to [...]

Versió que forma part del disc ÒXID del grup PLOU COM MAI

The Chronicler by John Evans is an interactive fiction game entered in the 2010 interactive fiction competition. You’ve been sent to investigate a research colony that’s lost contact with the rest of humanity. What has happened to them? (This post contains spoilers. Read at your own risk.) The central mechanic of the game is traveling [...]

A love song, for our beloved girls.

In this section we are going to solve systems using the Gaussian Elimination method, which consists in simply doing elemental operations in row or column of the augmented matrix to obtain its echelon form or its reduced echelon form (Gauss-Jordan). Content of this page: Introduction, Resolution Method: Gaussian Elimination and the Rouché-Capelli theorem, 10 Resolved Systems by Gaussian Elimination.

A love song, written by my heart.