Software, Simplicity, Sustainability and Stuff

I was working on my computer in my small bachelor pad in the center of Amsterdam.

Imagine being the author of a book.

After I published my Bye, Bye, Bear Blog!

Almost a year ago, I decided to give blogging a try.

Introduction Our back garden ends at a fence that is covered in Hedera (commonly referred to as ivy).

A while ago, a video showing the ("deadly stunning," as the video calls them) partners of Formula 1 drivers showed up in my YouTube Shorts feed.

Introduction When I was a computer science student, I read the first edition of the book "Parsing Techniques - A Practical Guide" by Dick Grune [1] et al.

When I talk to my cats, I do this in a cute voice (don't judge me; I know many people do this!)

Introduction In my early teens, I read a book by I think it was Dale Carnegie and one idea from it has stayed with me for over 40 years.

A few months ago, I came across this meme on Reddit: In case you have trouble viewing the details of the image (I feel your pain); it shows a man holding a red ball in one hand and a blue one in the other, with two options: Red pill: you restart your life…

As an older senior software engineer I picked up JavaScript gradually by using it -- looking up what I needed when I needed it.