dammIT

In March this year, I was watching some random video the YouTube algorithm bubbled up to me, as one does.

I realise I never posted about the Zyberdeck I have been prototyping last year; this was based on a wish to have PDA's back, and not being stuck in a walled garden.

Bee on clover blossom Continuing to reset my brain, I am currently enjoying time away from home and work by doing family stuff in a nicely green part of our little country.

I have been in some kind of slump for a while on several aspects of my life.

Last Sunday it was the first day of Easter.

I have been having thoughts like this for quite a while now, but Andrew Murphy puts them into words way better than I've been doing.

This weblog uses a bunch of other projects to deliver its contents to your eyeballs.

I can not remember that I ever bought a game on release day, but last Thursday I did just that.

I have to confess, I'm a bit of a nerd.

Recently some of my websites suddenly stopped working correctly.

I think we can agree that 'boring' would be pretty swell for a change?

It is amazing how many people I see claiming that AI has one good use.

When I joined GitHub in 2012, it was for developers, made by developers.

It's that time of the year again: short days, long dark nights that magically bleed into working days, the Steam Wintersale to get more material for your game backlog that you will Really Eventually Play (somewhere after 2042), and the anniversary of this…

Some fleeting and/or floating thoughts on those shortening days.

I like to tinker with user interfaces and especially typefaces (fonts) have fascinated me for a long time.

I am disappointed.

Recently I came across an article I couldn't stop nodding along with while reading.

I heard you like copying, so I put some copy buttons in my codes.

If you have an existing database - for example from an older application, or a dataset you downloaded - and want to use it with Python, you might want to have SQLAlchemy ORM models for it for easier querying.