whoami

A quick look at who’s behind the screen.

🎧 Hobbies & Interests

I collect hobbies. Lately I've been learning to DJ — started in March 2025. Still very much in the beginner zone, but I’ve already fallen into building a focused DnB and psytrance library. It’s an easy way to find flow.

In the summer I like to go magnet fishing. Low effort, weirdly satisfying. Feels like a treasure hunt, especially with friends.

I read books, watch movies and shows — mostly sci-fi, thrillers, anime. I used to play guitar more often; it still comes out now and then.

Hiking, puzzles, jogging — the list goes on. I won’t pretend I do them all regularly, but they’re all there.

🧠 Tech & Tinkering

I started coding early — when websites still used table layouts and blinking text. First projects were in pure HTML and CSS, and I built little games with CoolBasic. None of them survived. I kind of wish they did.

I'm into tech history: things like “why VHS beat Betamax” or “what killed Symbian”. I think those stories tell a lot about how humans, systems and decisions mix.

I've messed around with different OSes, run a home Linux server, and started countless side projects. Many based on a joke. Most unfinished. Fun while they lasted.

🧭 What I Value

I like figuring things out — in tech, people, systems, stories. I like weird ideas, and I think the best way to learn is by trying things out.

I admire people who are genuinely into things. Doesn’t matter what: jazz, insects, obscure programming languages. Passion is cool.

I respect people who treat others as people — regardless of title, role, or status. It matters to me that someone can stay grounded and human, even in professional settings.

I also value relaxed, open-minded people — the kind you can talk to about anything without judgment. Work is easier (and better) when conversations aren't limited to work.

If any of this feels familiar, you’ll probably enjoy my blog.