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During a recent visit to the Oldenburger Computermuseum (OCM), I spotted two NorthStar Advantage computers in their reserve collection.

I love programming and people who know me also know that XSLT is my favorite language programming language.

I’ve been a systems programmer for most of my career and embraced several development paradigms.

I’m going to take my VAX 4000/105A to an upcoming retrocomputing convention as part of my X.25 networking exhibit.

Im April 2008 habe ich meinen Twitter-Account angelegt - Ein alter Freund meinte, daß das toll ist und ich fand es auch sofort angenehm.

Back in the 1980ies and before the Internet existed, the popular way to go online were Bulletin Board Systems (BBS).

When I was around 13-14 years old, home computers were just appearing on the market.

XSLT, quite clearly.

As luck had it, I was able to return to the Large Scale Systems Museum and this time, I could spend four days for an extended vintage computing retreat.

I have been tinkering with electronics since I was a kid, and since my high school years I dreamt of building a computer from scratch.

In many cases, strings are not the right data structure, but in some they are.

I’m working on building a DAB+ radio to replace the one that I have in our bathroom.

A dear friend told me that HUGO is how blogging is done today and as it was time to finally move away from Blogger, I decided to give it a spin.

I like to write debugging information to an ostream instead of calling a logging function.

This is a personal blog on code, vintage hardware and electronics written by Hans Hübner.