Bitboxer - hacking

About five years ago I had an idea for a small tool.

I am currently making my digital life better and more sustainable for every party involved.

Last week we came back from a camping trip to Soulac-sur-Mer.

Recently, I had a post go somewhat viral (at least for my standards).

In a bit over a month, Germany votes for the next government.

Yes, it’s true.

According to Overcast these are the podcasts I listened to the most: I do not listen to as many podcasts as I used to do.

One of the problems in our apartment was this: A really dumb thermostat.

If you mention email validation, most developers only think about the technical aspect of it.

Note: previously you needed a custom quirk, but since September the Tuya IR Blaster is natively supported in Home Assistant After years of playing around with Philips Hue and never being really happy about it, I switched to Home Assistant.

At the end of last year, I realized that I somehow stopped reading technical books.

The last time I did a CCC event retrospective was 4 years ago.

Back in 2019 I started a digital fathers* community.

Story points are just smoke and mirrors.

Have you heard of Deadloch?

In 2017 I did an interview with Sweet Setup and talked about all the apps I was using at that moment.

Every time I join a team as a freelancer I check a couple of things during my initial code review.

A couple of years ago I was lucky to be in the first round of the Prototype Fund and was able to build SignDict.

If you have a website with a lot of text on it, you might discover that iOS and Internet Explorer will sometimes add links when they think they discovered a phone number.

I really love my Kobo eReader.