Although a little scruffy, Brighton has an English seaside charm. For a time, I tried to make an annual pilgrimage to the town during the winter holiday period; to run bv the coastline and take some photographs. Recent events have prevented me from visiting during the last couple of winters, so I decided to gather a few of my favourite photographs from recent years into a small retrospective.
Photographs were taken using a Sony mobile phone and a FujiFilm X-T10.
Although there have been numerous improvements to the Simulacrum codebase over the last months, these were only available to those tech-savvy enough to build the Git source code. Subsequently, I received many requests (from Windows and Android users in particular) for an updated set of builds.
Below follows a summary of the builds that are now available (some of which are automatic CI builds!).
Windows Format: Zipped, Portable, Arch: x86-64, Type: Development, Schedule: Manual build
Budapest is great for a short visit. Grand architecture and a serene location on the Danube. On this trip I took only my Fujifilm X-T10 and the Fujinon 27mm f2.8 pancake lens – perfect for carrying around all day without a struggle.
Update: although the content of these slides is still broadly relevant, bear in mind that the MDD is being replaced by the MDR.
For a few years I worked in role that doubled as both software engineer and quality assurance officer in a medical device startup. One of the most challenging aspects for small (and large!) companies that are fresh to the market is going through the applicable legislation and subsequent quality assurance (and safety) procedures for releasing a new medical device.