datagubbe

They can be dragged and stuff!

Exploring the tools of the trade.

Commodore Shenanigans Through The Ages.

A system software release for the ages.

Comparing hypes and bubbles.

Memorable pixel art from the Amiga demo scene.

On copying, tracing, converting and prompting.

On software architecture and the paradox of machine-assisted programming.

Short summary: This didn't happen.

Screenshots from another era.

On sustained western growth and Artificial Intelligence.

Large Language Mixups.

On CRTs, pixels and signal quality (again)

Creative use of a system staple.

Thoughts on a generational subculture.

Creating something new isn't living in the past.

Deal or no deal?

This is why we can't have nice things.

What's in a logo?

Thoughts on cryptic ideograms and stylized squares.

Living in the past has never been easier.

Fun, ugly, crazy and beautiful.

Computers were more fun when they weren't for everyone.

Exploring the unnecessary, part 3735928559

Revolutionizing the desktop since 1975.

Scandal, scandal!

The pride of Skövde, Sweden.

Are you loving every second of your job?

An honest man scores a single point on a silly test.

For those of us who didn't receive a case of beer with our computer.

On the soulful qualities of home computers.

On Cathode Ray Tubes, nostalgia and anachronisms.

We all want the system we can't have.

On the perceived speed of computers.

Thoughts on articifial intelligence and lofty expectations.

Old codger yells at software, part the latest.

In a strange turn of events, regular datagubbe programming will resume after this short break of Swedish nonsense.

A detailed account of the rise and fall of an Amiga zealot.

Documented, undocumented, unfinished and useful.

The Kaleidoscopic Magical Motion Machine.

We value your valuable input, valuable input valuer!

In which we once more delve into the world of user interface design.

Hacker culture and politics in postmodern fact and fiction.

The ones making Amiga 500 fun.

Hungry hedgerow hacks for city slickers.

On geopolitics, economics, class, looming austerity... and Twitter.

...and why hypothetical AI:s won't, either.

Angry man yells at late stage capitalism.

Always prepared!

Exploring the customized toolboxes of yore.