Inspired and motivated by a couple of PWAs I have recently written, I have just revived and rewritten a little puzzle game, I have once written in Delphi (Pascal) for the first time.
Feel free to have a look, try to set some records and be my first testers ;)
» https://squares.mehlhase.info/
As usual, feedback and ideas are welcome …
It took some time, but now I finally managed to finish the next twist in Particle Twister.
My game idea that I designed and realised together with Katarina Anthony during my ‘more active’ time at the ATLAS Experiment at CERN finally got the first set of long-promised playing cards for additional fun and challenges in addition to the classic spinning wheel – all that in my brand new Progressive Web App (PWA).
You can use it online at and install it locally from https://particle-twister.mehlhase.info/.
Let me know if you have more ideas for cards, playing modes or features.
I still have a few more ideas, so stay tuned for updates …
The year’s about to end, so it’s time to see how I/we spent the year 2025 in terms of computer games according to my Steam account. For a few more insights and game reviews/recommendations, check out my games page.
And here’s my 2024 review …
Last week, I took part in the “International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis” for the fourth time*, representing Munich Quantum Valley (MQV) and showcasing its activities at the Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ) booth.
* after SC22 in Dallas, SC23 in Denver, and SC24 in Atlanta
Today, I got a little my little share certificate for the Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics that was awarded to the ATLAS Collaboration and other three large LHC collaborations.
As announced already back in April, the prize was awarded for detailed measurements of Higgs boson properties, confirming the symmetry-breaking mechanism of mass generation, the discovery of new strongly interacting particles, the study of rare processes and matter-antimatter asymmetry, and the exploration of nature at the shortest distances and most extreme conditions at CERN’s Large Hadron Collider.
I am happy to have been (and to tiny extent still am) part of this adventure.
Congratulations to all co-reciepients :)
