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I experienced a musical creative burnout (and an energy burnout, to be honest).

Sadly, it’s been two or three years since I’ve played music.

Who is the voice inside my head?

I remember leaving Petalburg Forest, accompanied by a somber melody that heightened my anxiety with every step I took on the grassy paths where wild creatures hid, where every corner and visible person reminded me that something ominous was about to happe…

When I was a child, computers were expensive and inaccessible for my family.

cadi cadi.

One day someone posted the list of the best pens of 2021 on hackernews.

For quite some time the game development team I work with has been practicing Feature Ownership.

A Manifesto for the revindication of the word Crypto.

There she was, the wonderful lady of the neighborhood with her friends at the café.

Here’s an archive of my Habbo Hotel mini-rooms, in 2023: Leite Condensado Chocolate Quente Águas Passadas A Terapia Laranja Caliente Sancta Simplicitas Escritório Doméstico Negócio Satânico Alter Ego

I am entering into the 100 days to offload challenge: The whole point of #100DaysToOffload is to challenge you to publish 100 posts on your personal blog in a year.

i am a temporary software developer my code is written; is compiled but never commited. i forget it the binary exists but its not mine anymore it's someone elses 🤧

every day you have to take time a short time to eat a cookie there will be a time when a cookie will be the last cookie you'll ever eat so if you eat a cookie every day you're fighting the chances that the cookie you last ate was the ultimate last cookie…

Covid came and Covid went (well, not really).

With Christmas approaching, it’s only normal to find articles such as “How not to ruin the magic of Christmas for your child” randomly on social media.

It is with great joy that I am releasing a new album this next monday (23rd of november) with songs that I have composed in the past 10 years.

I make music at home.

Many years ago the Internet was still made up of HTML pages created in FrontPage, a Microsoft program that promised you could make web pages easily without touching any code.

“Jake, the Moldy Dog” was a small unplanned art exhibition that came to be due to my temporary unemployment after adventures in a Startup.

There’s this quote from a book by Brian Eno: Whatever you now find weird, ugly, uncomfortable and nasty about a new medium will surely become its signature.

I’ve been wanting to have a space of my own to write stuff, so this blog has been in the backlog of personal tasks for a loooong time now.