Henri Bergius

In the last 28 years of publishing software, I’ve had three distinct eras of software licensing.

It all started innocently enough: sometime last summer, I ran into the blog post Start your own Internet Resiliency Club on Hacker News.

Time is a precious resource for open source maintainers, especially if you aren’t doing it as part of paid work.

We cruise on a small boat, a 31ft double-ender.

This blog has been running more or less continuously since mid-nineties.

I think by now everybody reading this will have seen how the new generation of Large Language Models like ChatGPT are able to produce somewhat useful code.

Maintaining a proper ship’s logbook is something that most boats should do, for practical, as well as legal and traditional reasons.

Just in time for a new cruising season to start, the story of our 2021 Baltic shakedown cruise is now online.

I haven’t mentioned this on the blog earlier, but in the end of 2018 we bought a small cruising sailboat.

The 35th Chaos Communication Congress is now over, and it is time to write about how we built the software side of the c-base assembly there. c-base at 35C3 The Chaos Communication Congress is a major fixture of the European security and free software sce…