- Updated 16Sep2025
- Up: Early notes
- Some of these notes are outdated and will not be updated (or even removed)
- 19May2021: this page was moved from 013 Overview.
- Know your timer’s types (moved)
- IEC 61508 and programming paradigms (moved)
- Wishes for a folding editor (moved)
- Nondeterminism (moved)
- 046 – and up at https://www.teigfam.net/oyvind/home/ (technology overview there)
- SBB Ae 3/6 II (H0) (moved)
- WYSIWYG semantics (moved) (also 46!)
- Is (x < (x+1)) really always true?
- Scratching my head with their HATS
- SBB Ae 3/6 II (Scale models) (moved)
- Amateur publishing for real
- Adding real-time processes to on/when programming?
- Channels and rendezvous vs. safety-critical systems (moved)
- Output guard vs. «channel ready» channel
- A TV rack that isn’t
- Pull-up/lift-up curtain
- Wooden window trickle air vent cover
- Burning an mp3 music CD from iTunes
- From ceramic vase to cutlery drainer
- DIY prototype of an iPad 2 holder for car glove compartment
- Experiencing Apple AirPlay
- iOS picture sorting and file system do not tango
- iPad2 on vacation, ups and downs
- 16:9 video aspect ratio with width 720 uses height 404 instead of 405
- Concurrency: one writer and one reader is bad enough
- C1X and C++0x concurrency in C and C++ Working Drafts
- The problems with threads (Moved)
- Mac OS X network disk partially seen
- Play (with) network-disk based iTunes library?
- From concrete CDs to abstract iTunes files. And now the old amp broke
- Safari and Opera Mini on iPhone/iPad
- Cooperative scheduling in ANSI-C and process body software quality metrics (moved)
- In search of Go! programming language rendezvous (Go! is not Go)
- Notes about iPhone
- When is my mail really outgoing?
- A running Promela model
- The «knock-come» deadlock free pattern
- Safari oblivion – Firefox to the rescue
- Synchronous and asynchronous
- Preferential programming versus me
- Press ‘?’ for help, press ‘!’ for new idea
- Living with a network disk in the house
- Shared iTunes library on a network disk
- Hjemmeruter og CanalDigital (in Norwegian)
- iPhone Notes asymmetry (case closed)
Disclaimer: Most of these posts are related to private technology use and computer science, along my line of interest and experience. Some notes refer to papers published in my name at the named company I work for. These are approved and public papers.