Compressed Thoughts

A blog by Matthew Rease

pile of scrabble letter tiles

Not Knowing What To Call Something

Hey man, you know when you have to like... do that thing? "What do you mean?" I dont know, like, that thing we do. "Do you speak English?",

This is more of a silly post compared to last time, but at the same time it's a serious post. Are humans just stupid? Or do our languages just lack the words to describe something sometimes.

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Rodney Dangerfield looking kinda sad

Teachers Get No Respect

*Insert Rodney Dangerfield reference* - but seriously, the way some teachers get treated is absolutely despicable.,

As I ease into College life, and think back to the last 12 years of schooling, I notice something that I had already realized, but never really thought about. I've had many great teachers, I've had some bad ones sure, but 9 times out of 10, the teachers I had were at least good teachers and nice people. But apparently some people don't agree with that sentiment.

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3d render of a blu-ray disc, with laser, and binary code on the outer edge

Blu-Ray - The Future?

A supposed legendary technological evolution of the DVD, the future of optical entertainment. So where are they?,

CDs were a breakthrough, at least in terms of storage. When CDs came out they held more data than hard disk drives of the time, but things evolve. CDs evolved into DVDs, which held nearly 5 GB vs the ~700 MB of CDs. CDs and DVDs are manufactured in slightly different ways, and are read with slightly different tech, but Blu-Rays are rather interesting.

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Part of a webpage next to some html/php code

Work That No One Will Ever See

Old Code pt.2 A ton of hardwork, yet the result remains the same, at least to an outsider looking in.,

I'm not sure if this will resonate with as many people as the previous post since, depending on what kind of things you program, this may not apply to you. But I still believe this is worth talking about, for the sake of the people doing the work.

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html code on a green crt display

Old Code

Ever look at your old code, and think: what the actual ****?,

I've been programming for ~5 years now, and sometimes I like to go back to old projects. Either to, take a look at what I did, port them in some way to a better platform (or just for the sake of renewing them), or even continue working on them in some cases! But there's one big problem that always pops up...

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